✍🏼 Vietnamese author 🏦 Banker 💔 Love, wounds, and whispered truths

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People sometimes confuse desire with love. Love, of course, includes passion. But it encompasses something far beyond passion. It is when you make a genuine effort to understand each other deeply. It is when you protect the dignity and reputation of the person you love. It is when you restrain yourself from doing things that might hurt others. And it is when you think about your lover's life after their death. Sometimes, love is the hardest challenge of your life. It can destroy everything, or it can create the most beautiful value for people and bring peace to your lover's mind. It all depends on our thoughts and actions. ❤️
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Giving his SpaceX shares to children can be seen as a gesture of encouragement, inspiring them to take part in the mission of building a brighter future and expanding human consciousness. 🪽 And maybe to encourage an increase in the birth rate, too. 👀
Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many.
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No. You're blaming him because he doesn't love you.
Elon is a typical narcissistic lovebomber. He invests heavily to win you over mainly just to boost his own ego and make himself believe that he is loved. And once he achieves that, he dumps you and is sneaking into other girls' DMs cuz he needs new fuel for his esteem. He bought X because he had to be anti-union and anti-lockdown to not go bankrupt with Tesla. That made the left hate him. That made Twitter turn on him. So he went full MAGA and turned Twitter into a MAGA fortress. Everything Elon does is to make people love him. All the crazy tech is just a byproduct of this quest. A means to an end.
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Elon Musk to give every child in America a SpaceX share next year The recent U.S. Census Bureau estimated about 72 million children under 18. At SpaceX’s October 16, 2026 closing price of $146.03, one share per child would represent roughly $10.52 billion. That gift could be worth even more next year. An extraordinary gesture from Elon, giving millions of children a stake in the future. ♥️
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Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many.
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👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
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FRANCE 🙂 I hold a French Master’s degree in Corporate Finance and Management Control from the University of Toulon, which I earned in 2022 through a joint program with the Academy of Finance in Hanoi. I also visited France with my family in 2013 during a European tour, spending two days in Paris and visiting the Louvre Museum, the Palace of Versailles, and the Eiffel Tower.
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The new Tesla Roadster accelerates faster than a fighter jet taking off from an aircraft carrier
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Bring this to my country ❤️❤️❤️🪽
Turns out the future does have flying cars
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Starlink 💫 ❤️
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I'll show you in spring It's a treacherous thing "We missed you", hissed the lovecats
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I love you. 🙂
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I miss you. 🙂
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🧐🧐🧐
Anomalies in the matrix are inevitable
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He crashed a million-dollar car he never insured, then told the friend sitting next to him he thought it would never happen to him. “Watch this.” That’s what Elon Musk said right before he lost control of his own McLaren F1. His name is Elon Musk. The year was 2000. He’d just pocketed $22 million selling his first company, Zip2, and used $1 million of it on one of only 106 McLaren F1s ever built. He was driving Peter Thiel to pitch Sequoia Capital for what would become PayPal when Thiel asked what the car could do. Musk floored it. The F1 had 640 horsepower, weighed barely a ton, and had zero traction control. The back end snapped out instantly, spun the car backward into an embankment, and launched it into the air spinning like a discus. Both men walked away unhurt. The car didn’t. According to Thiel, Musk’s first words afterward were that he’d read plenty of stories about guys who made money, bought a supercar, and crashed it, and figured it would never happen to him, which is also why he never bought insurance. They hitchhiked separately to the meeting instead of showing up together. Honestly, the detail that stays with me isn’t the crash, it’s that he still made the pitch meeting that same day, uninsured wreck and all, like the car was just a line item he’d deal with later. Would you have skipped insurance on a million-dollar car too, or is that exactly the kind of bet that only looks smart once you’re already a billionaire?
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Who is Elon who is Adrian? 🧐👀
Elon Musk having a conversation with Elon Musk might be the most entertaining thing you’ll see on the internet today. 😂
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Sometimes, someone trusts you enough to express their feelings, and then you judge them as if they were a demon. She was once playful, cute, lovely, carefree, and believed that love was enough to have a happy life together, forever. Then... “She is always talking about money.” “She is always criticizing.” “She disrespected me.” “She is so strange.” “She is so cold with your family.” ... 🧐 Then “she” realized that she once thought expressing her feelings to him would help him understand her, but it turned out to make their relationship worse. Over time, she understands that there is no point in explaining herself. She can negotiate to balance the relationship, but she doesn’t need to be understood anymore.
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The worst part of Walter Isaacson’s book is that he reversed cause and effect in the main character’s mind and actions. The book highlights his “demon mode” and includes so many comments from his family and friends that it leads readers to a typical conclusion: he is aggressive, therefore he is successful! That is not true. “Demon mode,” “military mode,” “aggressive,” “bold,” and similar words should not be treated as fixed personality traits. They describe a state of mind or a way of acting in a particular situation, not a person’s character.
For two years, @WalterIsaacson lived in an Airstream next to Elon Musk while writing his biography. Isaacson didn't want a book built on a series of interviews. Instead, he got near-constant access to observe Musk firsthand. That's how he saw Musk's "demon mode" up close. Here's how he describes the mood swings: "He gets really dark and really difficult. He just goes silent." "There are people like Gwynne Shotwell and [Tesla design chief] Franz von Holzhausen who know how to push him out of demon mode. He also knows how to get himself together when he goes on stage." "It depends on what's crossing his mind at the moment. It's almost like a storm cloud coming in off the Gulf." "There'd be times I'd watch him go into demon mode. I'd be sitting at dinner at a restaurant in Austin and Grimes would be next to me, and she'd say, 'Oh, demon mode's about to come.'" "I'd watch people text Gwynne to come run into the conference room when he's about to kill Falcon Heavy or something." And he doesn't think Musk has gotten any less mercurial, either.
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I will hear the truth. And I will accept the truth. And I still love you..
“If the person you loved could tell you their entire life story, but knew you might never love them the same way afterward, would you insist on hearing the truth, or accept that some doors must remain closed to protect what you share?”
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I wish I could buy all these limited edition books! ❤️❤️❤️
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