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      "body": "Bill Gates\nCo-founder of Microsoft Corp.\nFounded: 1975\n\n \n\n\"Ultimately, the PC will be a window to everything people are interested in-and everything we need to know.\"-Bill Gates\n\nSome see him as an innovative visionary who sparked a computer revolution. Others see him as a modern-day robber baron whose predatory practices have stifled competition in the software industry. Regardless of what his supporters and detractors may think, few can argue that Bill Gates is one of, if not the most successful entrepreneur of the 20th century. In just 25 years, he built a two-man operation into a multibillion-dollar colossus and made himself the richest man in the world somewhere along the way. Yet he accomplished this feat not by inventing new technology, but by taking existing technology, adapting it to a specific market, and then dominating that market through innovative promotion and cunning business savvy.\n\nGates' first exposure to computers came while he was attending the prestigious Lakeside School in Seattle. A local company offered the use of its computer to the school through a Teletype link, and young Gates became entranced by the possibilities of the primitive machine. Along with fellow student Paul Allen, he began ditching class to work in the school's computer room. Their work would soon pay off. When Gates was 15, he and Allen went into business together. The two teens netted $20,000 with Traf-O-Data, a program they developed to measure traffic flow in the Seattle area.\n\nDespite his love and obvious aptitude for computer programming, and perhaps because of his father's influence, Gates entered Harvard in the fall of 1973. By his own admission, he was there in body but not in spirit, preferring to spend his time playing poker and video games rather than attending class.\n\nAll that changed in December 1974, when Allen showed Gates a magazine article about the world's first microcomputer, the Altair 8800. Seeing an opportunity, Gates and Allen called the manufacturer, MITS, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and told the president they had written a version of the popular computer language BASIC for the Altair. When he said he'd like to see it, Gates and Allen, who actually hadn't written anything, starting working day and night in Harvard's computer lab. Because they did not have an Altair to work on, they were forced to simulate it on other computers. When Allen flew to Albuquerque to test the program on the Altair, neither he nor Gates was sure it would run. But run it did. Gates dropped out of Harvard and moved with Allen to Albuquerque, where they officially established Microsoft. MITS collapsed shortly thereafter, but Gates and Allen were already writing software for other computer start-ups including Commodore, Apple and Tandy Corp.\n\nThe duo moved the company to Seattle in 1979, and that's when Microsoft hit the big time. When Gates learned IBM was having trouble obtaining an operating system for its new PC, he bought an existing operating system from a small Seattle company for $50,000, developed it into MS-DOS (Microsoft Disk Operating System), then licensed it to IBM. The genius of the IBM deal, masterminded by Gates, was that while IBM got MS-DOS, Microsoft retained the right to license it to other computer makers.\n\nMuch as Gates had anticipated, after the first IBM PCs were released, cloners such as Compaq began producing compatible PCs, and the market was soon flooded with clones. Like IBM, rather than produce their own operating systems, the cloners decided it was cheaper to purchase MS-DOS off the shelf. 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The case would drag on until the mid-1990s, when the courts finally decided that Apple's suit had no merit.\n\nMeanwhile, Gates worked on improving Windows. Subsequent versions of the program ran faster and froze less frequently. Third-party programmers began developing Windows-based programs, and Microsoft's own applications became hot sellers. By 1993, Windows was selling at a rate of 1 million copies per month and was estimated to be running on nearly 85 percent of the world's computers.\n\nMicrosoft solidified its industry dominance in the mid-1990s by combining Windows with its other applications into \"suites\" and persuading leading computer makers to preload their software on every computer they sold. The strategy worked so well that by 1999 Microsoft was posting sales of $19.7 billion, and Gates' personal wealth had grown to a phenomenal $90 billion.\n\nBut with success has come scrutiny. 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      "body": "“Is Bitcoin Mining Profitable in 2017?“\n\n![download (9).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmcyiieZ3vksrvHCqAaNfJGGSTFX84N4VW1piTfJ74xWxB/download%20(9).jpg)\nThe short answer would be “It depends on how much you’re willing to spend”. Each person asking himself this will get a slightly different answer since Bitcoin Mining profitability depends on many different factors. In order to find out Bitcoin mining profitability for different factors “mining profitability calculators” were invented.\n\nThese calculators take into account the different parameters such as electricity cost, the cost of your hardware and other variables and give you an estimate of your projected profit. Before I give you a short example of how this is calculated let’s make sure you are familiar with the different variables:\n\nBitcoin Mining terms you should get to know\nHash Rate – A Hash is the mathematical problem the miner’s computer needs to solve. The Hash Rate is the rate at which these problems are being solved. The more miners that join the Bitcoin network, the higher the network Hash Rate is.\n\nThe Hash Rate can also refer to your miner’s performance. Today Bitcoin miners (those super powerful computers talked about in the video) come with different Hash Rates. Miners’ performance is measured in MH/s (Mega hash per second), GH/s (Giga hash per second), TH/s (Terra hash per second) and even PH/s (Peta hash per second).\n\nBitcoins per Block – Each time a mathematical problem is solved, a constant amount of Bitcoins are created. The number of Bitcoins generated per block starts at 50 and is halved every 210,000 blocks (about four years). The current number of Bitcoins awarded per block is 12.5. The last block halving occurred on July 2016 and the next one will be in 2020.\n\nBitcoin Difficulty – Since the Bitcoin network is designed to produce a constant amount of Bitcoins every 10 minutes, the difficulty of solving the mathematical problems has to increase in order to adjust to the network’s Hash Rate increase. Basically this means that the more miners that join, the harder it gets to actually mine Bitcoins.\n\nElectricity Rate – Operating a Bitcoin miner consumes a lot of electricity. You’ll need to find out your electricity rate in order to calculate profitability. This can usually be found on your monthly electricity bill.\n\nPower consumption – Each miner consumes a different amount of energy. Make sure to find out the exact power consumption of your miner before calculating profitability. This can be found easily with a quick search on the Internet or through this list. Power consumption is measured in Watts.\n\nPool fees – In order to mine you’ll need to join a mining pool. A mining pool is a group of miners that join together in order to mine more effectively. The platform that brings them together is called a mining pool and it deducts some sort of a fee in order to maintain its operations. Once the pool manages to mine Bitcoins the profits are divided between the pool members depending on how much work each miner has done (i.e. their miner’s hash rate).\n\nTime Frame – When calculating if Bitcoin mining is profitable you’ll have to define a time frame to relate to. Since the more time you mine, the more Bitcoins you’ll earn.\n\nProfitability decline per year – This is probably the most important and elusive variable of them all. The idea is that since no one can actually predict the rate of miners joining the network no one can also predict how difficult it will be to mine in 6 weeks, 6 months or 6 years from now. This is one of the two reasons no one will ever be able to answer you once and for all “is Bitcoin mining profitable ?”. The second reason is the conversion rate. In the case below, you can insert an annual profitability decline factor that will help you estimate the growing difficulty.\n\nConversion rate – Since no one knows what the BTC/USD exchange rate will be in the future it’s hard to predict if Bitcoin mining will be profitable. If you’re into mining in order to accumulate Bitcoins only then this doesn’t need to bother you. But if you are planning to convert these Bitcoins in the future to any other currency this factor will have a major impact of course.\n\nGet a mining calculator\nIn order to calculate all of these parameters and get an answer to our question we will use a mining profitability calculator.  here’s a simple mining calculator from 99Bitcoins:\n\nDifficulty factor\t\n1590896927258\nHash rate\t\nHash rate\n \nBTC/Block reward\t\n12.5\nUSD/BTC exchange rate\t\n12637.3313\nPool Fees %\t\nLeave blank if not sure\nPower (Watts)\t\nLeave blank if not sure\nPower Cost (USD/kWh)\t\nLeave blank if not sure\nHardware Costs (USD)\t\nLeave blank if not sure\n Calculate mining profit\nHowever, now let’s take a look at a more complex example where we include more factors:\n\nToday one of the most advanced miners out there is the Antminer S9. It’s what is known as an ASIC mining rig.  It has a mining rate of 14 TH/s. If we use the simple Bitcoin mining calculator (shown above) you will see that at today’s difficulty you will earn around 0.11 Bitcoins a month.\n\nBut of course this doesn’t take into account the hardware cost, electricity cost, pool fees, etc. Let’s try to calculate all of these together.\n\nBitcoin mining profits\n\nThis data was taken from an advanced Bitcoin mining calculator using the following stats: 2% mining pool fees, 12.5 Bitcoins as a block reward, 14 TH/s hash rate, 1375W power consumption and $0.12 per KW. Date of calculation – August 2017\n\nSo after 12 months we should be making around $4,032. However we haven’t deducted the hardware cost yet, so it’s more like $ 2,032. However this is true for Bitcoin’s current exchange rate (around $4,000). If you calculate this with the exchange rate of 1 month ago you’ll only be breaking even.\n\nThis result can change depending on your own electricity cost, the change in mining difficulty and most importantly the change in the price of Bitcoin.\n\nSo you’re probably not going to get rich by mining Bitcoins at home unless you buy some heavy duty equipment and have very low electricity costs. Here’s a list of the most efficient Bitcoin mining hardware out there today. There’s not a lot of variety to pick from since home mining is a dying art.\n\n\n\nSo even though home mining is an expensive business there are still other option that may be relevant for you to get into the mining game at a lower cost.\n\nHow to mine Bitcoins with cloud mining\nThere a new concept called “cloud mining“. This means that you do not buy a physical mining rig but rather rent computing power from a different company and get paid according to how much power you own. At first this sounds like a really good idea, since you don’t have all of the hassle of buying expensive equipment, storing it, cooling it, etc.\n\nHowever, when you do the math it seems that none of these cloud mining sites are profitable in the long run. Those that do seems profitable are usually scams that don’t even own any mining equipment, they are just elaborate Ponzi schemes.\n\nIf you do want to take a look at cloud mining I suggest using Genesis Mining – the only cloud mining company that has been around long enough to prove it’s not a scam. But make sure to do the math before putting your money into any of these plans.\n\nMining Altcoins as an alternative to Bitcoin\nOne more option you can consider is mining Altcoins instead of Bitcions. Today there are hundreds of Altcoins available on the market and some of them are still real easy to mine. The problem is that because there are so many Altcoins it’s hard to tell which ones are worth investing your time in. Some good examples for Altcoins are Litecoin, Dogecoin and Peercoin.\n\nIn order to understand which Altcoins are profitable you can find website indexes such as CoinChoose that give you a complete Altcoin breakdown. On CoinChoose you can see the difficulty for each Altocoin, where can you exchange them and what are the chances to profit Bitcoins by mining each specific Altcoin. \n\nSo is Bitcoin Mining Profitable ?\nMy guess is that in the long run you could make a profit from Bitcoin mining but only if you invest a considerable amount of money in a good mining rig (e.g. Antminer s9). If you don’t have the time or the money – stay away from mining and just invest in buying Bitcoins for the long run.",
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      "body": "Elon Musk:\n\n![download.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmX8DWHtYhHsmjjCkVKDt1nxX7TecZ8SExD8xR5oMRPYGs/download.jpg)\n\nElon Musk has always been a thinker and a creator. As a child, he daydreamed in an almost trance-like manner and coded his own video games. He always found resourceful ways to make money, and after he graduated from college, he opted for entrepreneurship rather than wait for an internet company to take notice of him.\n\nNumerous passions inspired Musk, and today he manages companies and projects that specialize in electric and self-driving cars, private space exploration and Mars colonization, solar energy and artificial intelligence.\n\nOn top of his executive roles with Tesla, SpaceX, SolarCity and OpenAI, Musk has time for fatherhood, Hollywood, )playing video games and brainstorming even more big ideas. Below are 19 surprising facts and anecdotes about Musk that paint a picture of the eccentric multi-disciplinary engineer.\n\nRelated: 5 Things I Learned Obsessing Over Elon Musk During My Internship\n\n1. His parents thought he might be deaf.\nWhen Musk was a child, he would often gaze into the distance while his parents were speaking to him, which led them to believe that he might be hard of hearing. Doctors removed his adenoids, but it made no difference.\n\nIt turned out he was just daydreaming. His mother, Maye, told biographer Ashlee Vance, “He goes into his brain, and then you just see he is in another world. … Now I just leave him be because I know he is designing a new rocket or something.”\n\n2. He was violently bullied as a child.\nGrowing up in South Africa, Musk’s classmates bullied him and beat him up badly. At age 41, he had surgery to fix a deviated septum.\n\n \nElon Musk\n✔\n@elonmusk\nWas beat up pretty badly as a kid & left me w jagged septum. Harder to breathe as I got older, so time to fix.\n\n9:32 AM - May 25, 2013\n 195 195 Replies   61 61 Retweets   98 98 likes\nTwitter Ads info and privacy\nDuring his recovery, he tweeted Tesla ideas while hopped up on painkillers.\n\n \nElon Musk\n✔\n@elonmusk\nHad a minor operation, so am in bed in meds. Probably shouldn't be tweeting :)\n\n9:09 AM - May 25, 2013\n 231 231 Replies   64 64 Retweets   142 142 likes\nTwitter Ads info and privacy\n \nElon Musk\n✔\n@elonmusk\nWould love to do a pickup truck. Something w ultra low cg for sports car handling, dynamic air suspension & mega torque.\n\n8:22 AM - May 25, 2013\n 263 263 Replies   236 236 Retweets   252 252 likes\nTwitter Ads info and privacy\n\n3. He wrote and sold a video game in 1984.\nIt was called Blastar, and Musk, then 12, received $500 when its source code was published in the South African magazine PC and Office Technology. In 2015, a Google software engineer revised the code to function in HTML5 and made it playable. The objective of the game is to destroy an alien ship filled with weapons of mass destruction. While it’s a rudimentary game, don’t forget that it was created by a preteen nearly 33 years ago.\n\n\n\"[It was] a trivial game ... but better than Flappy Bird,\" Musk told WaitButWhy.\n\n4. He paid his way through college by partying.\nWhile studying at the University of Pennsylvania, the natural entrepreneur would throw house parties and charge a cover fee of $5 to help him pay his rent. He and his roommate were the only residents of a 10-bedroom frat house, and they would cover the windows with black trash bags and the walls with bright paint. Musk would stay sober during the events to keep things under control, as he was never big on drinking. Once, his mother Maye worked the door at one of the parties.\n\nRelated: Elon Musk Trolls Fake News Writer, and 12 Other Times He Had the Best Response\n\n5. He dropped out.\nIn 1995, Musk enrolled in graduate school at Stanford University to study physics. Within two days he decided that the internet had far greater promise to change society and left to found Zip2, a company that provided maps and directories to online newspapers.\n\n6. He’s a father of five.\nMusk has five sons with his ex-wife Justine Wilson. Twins Griffin and Xavier were born in 2004, and triplets Damian, Saxon and Kai were born in 2006. The couple also had a son named Nevada, born in 2002 and named after the location of Burning Man, the music and arts festival where he was conceived, though he died of sudden infant death syndrome at 10 weeks of age.\n\n7. He’s the real-life Tony Stark.\n![download (5).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPDnQYrUke5aZHxEsX69SHb3XhybJmjLdRWn5AseHdpN6/download%20(5).jpg)\nMusk was the inspiration for Robert Downey, Jr.’s character, Tony Stark, in the Iron Man franchise. Downey received a tour of the SpaceX headquarters from Musk in 2007 and picked up on some of what he has described as “accessible eccentricities.” When the first Iron Man film was released, director Jon Favreau explained that Musk had inspired Downey’s interpretation of the character. Musk had a cameo in Iron Man 2.\n\n8. He almost went broke.\nAmid the Great Recession and an expensive divorce from his first wife, Wilson, who blogged about her demands on LiveJournal, Musk was living off loans from his wealthy friends. Musk put his last $35 million into Tesla and maintained his stake in the company, despite his lack of cash. Tesla went public, and today it’s valued at more than $33.4 billion, while Musk himself is worth $12.7 billion, according to Forbes.\n\n\nRelated: Elon Musk Says Crack Helps Him Survive on No Sleep\n\n9. He owns one of James Bond’s cars.\nIn 2013, Musk spent $866,000 in an auction for the Lotus Esprit submarine car from the 007 film The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). Through Tesla PR, Musk told Jalopnik, \"It was amazing as a little kid in South Africa to watch James Bond in The Spy Who Loved Me drive his Lotus Esprit off a pier, press a button and have it transform into a submarine underwater. I was disappointed to learn that it can't actually transform. What I'm going to do is upgrade it with a Tesla electric powertrain and try to make it transform for real.\"\n\n10. He once made a guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory.\n![download (4).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmREqYnkYrJyrf9h4UMZeK7ewi2BqUEe2UphcUXDgQ1TsN/download%20(4).jpg)\nIn November 2015, Musk made a cameo on the CBS show in an episode called “The Platonic Permutation.” The scene, which takes place in a soup kitchen on Thanksgiving, features Musk washing dishes.\n\n“I was on the turkey line, but I got demoted for being too generous with the gravy,” Musk says. Howard, a character on the show, is starstruck by Musk but manages to score his email address. The scene ends with the two sharing a slice of partially eaten pumpkin pie.\n\n\n11. He uses a tree analogy to describe how he learns so quickly.\nMusk is knowledgeable about many disciplines, and many people wonder how is he able to educate himself so effectively. During a Reddit AMA in 2015, a user asked about his process.\n\nMusk replied, “I do kinda feel like my head is full! My context switching penalty is high and my process isolation is not what it used to be. Frankly, though, I think most people can learn a lot more than they think they can. They sell themselves short without trying. One bit of advice: It is important to view knowledge as sort of a semantic tree -- make sure you understand the fundamental principles, i.e. the trunk and big branches, before you get into the leaves/details or there is nothing for them to hang on to.”\n\n12. He has an idea for a “fifth mode of transport.”\nCivilization has developed planes, trains, automobiles and boats, but Musk envisions his conceptual Hyperloop high-speed transit tube as a fifth mode. He says it is theoretically the fastest way to travel the California coast. It would never crash, it would be immune to weather and it would get passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in under 30 minutes. It would be energy efficient, maybe even self-powering with help from solar panels, which would keep costs well below an airline ticket, Musk told PandoDaily Editor-in-Chief Sarah Lacy in a recorded interview.\n\n\nRelated: Elon Musk Reveals His Next Idea as 'The Boring Company'\n\n13. He proposed nuking Mars.\n\nDuring a Sept. 2015 appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the host asked Musk to share his ideas regarding Mars colonization. “Eventually, you could transform Mars into an Earth-like planet,” Musk said. “You could warm it up.” When Colbert asked him to elaborate, Musk said, “There’s the fast way and the slow way. The fast way is drop thermonuclear weapons over the poles.” Later, he clarified that his idea would be to create two “suns” near Mars via nuclear fusion.![download (8).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfJBnHwNFHqt382vQvr8wv6mSiYnaHvPt1QfANBQuMhVx/download%20(8).jpg)\n\n14. He wants to cover the world with space-based internet.\nOn Nov. 15, 2016, SpaceX filed for permission from the FCC to launch 4,425 satellites that would provide internet coverage around the world. Currently, a little more than 4,000 satellites (active and inactive combined) orbit the Earth.\n\n15. His secret to success is staying clean.\nWhen a Reddit user asked him, “What daily habit do you believe has the largest positive impact on your life?” Musk didn't respond with one of the usual suspects -- waking up early, expressing gratitude, meditating -- but “showering.”\n\n16. He bought $70 million worth of Bel Air mansions.\nOne Bel Air mansion wasn’t enough for the Tesla co-founder. Musk now owns five mansions in the lavish southern-California neighborhood, worth a total of more than $70 million. Of course, they are eco-friendly -- an aerial image of Musk’s main home shows massive solar panels on one side of the property.\n\n\nOver the years, Musk has amassed properties in the neighborhood. In 2012, he purchased one home for $17 million and in 2013, he bought a neighboring home -- also next door to the late Gene Wilder -- for nearly $7 million, which he turned into a private school for his six children. Since then, Musk purchased three additional Bel Air mansions.\n\n17. He believes AI is humanity’s “biggest existential threat.”\n![download (6).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPJphXQsNYMQob8KtU6jtZQ2rMVwMULRwsCBxT6HTsbTw/download%20(6).jpg)\nMusk is incredibly leery of AI. In fact, he fears that AI could become more powerful than people and perhaps cause human extinction if it grows too smart.\n\nIn an interview with Vanity Fair, Musk explained that it’s technically not a robot that would become too powerful, but a computer algorithm. “The important thing is that if we do get some sort of runaway algorithm, then the human AI collective can stop the runaway algorithm. But if there’s large, centralized AI that decides, then there’s no stopping it.”\n\nMusk isn’t the only one to fear the power of AI. Other tech leaders and scientists are on the same page as the SpaceX founder, including Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates.\n\n18. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy was a “turning point” for Musk.\nIn an interview in the April 2017 issue of Vanity Fair, Musk shared that Douglas Adams’s The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy -- a book about aliens destroying earth, creating supersonic highways and building a supercomputer that knows all of life’s mysteries -- was a “turning point” for him. In fact, the book had such an effect on Musk that he even slipped a reference to it into the Tesla Model S software.\n\n19. He has a somewhat dirty sense of humor.\nWhen it comes to humor, Musk has a surprisingly raunchy approach. When naming the Tesla Model 3, Musk originally wanted to call it the Model E “for dumb obvious humor reasons.” If he’d had his way, the cars would be Models S, E and X. Unfortunately, due to a Ford trademark lawsuit, Musk had to settle for the Model 3 instead.\n\n20. He used to drink 96 ounces of Diet Coke per day -- plus some coffee.\nFor a period in his life, Musk reportedly drank eight cans of Diet Coke in addition to several cups of coffee each day. It was his means of staying awake and focused during 100-hour work weeks during the process of building and launching his companies, he told Inc. in 2007.\n\n\n\"I got so freaking jacked that I seriously started to feel like I was losing my peripheral vision,” he said.\n\nIt’s unsafe for adults to consume more than 400 milligrams of caffeine per day, according to the Mayo Clinic. Musk’s soda intake alone brought him up to 336 milligrams.\n\n21. His mom is the face of CoverGirl -- and an entrepreneur.\n![download (7).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbreoQugJNBC4hsrvgKdk7jfkmpsbPtk3sDg1gohe1n6E/download%20(7).jpg)\nAt the age of 69, Musk’s mom, Maye, became the new face of beauty brand CoverGirl.\n\nThis isn’t Maye’s first modeling gig. She’s been in the business since before Elon was born. She’s appeared on the covers of international beauty magazines as well as in campaigns for Clinique and Revlon. Today, she’s signed with modeling agency IMG Models Worldwide. She was also featured in Beyonce's music video for the 2013 song \"Haunted.”\n\nMaye tweeted out the announcement of her partnership with the cosmetics company.\n\nView image on Twitter\nView image on Twitter\n \nMaye Musk\n@mayemusk\n.@covergirl I'm so excited to say that I'm now officially a COVERGIRL, at 69! Beauty is for all ages. #COVERGIRLMADE\n\n7:49 PM - Sep 27, 2017\n 301 301 Replies   1,411 1,411 Retweets   9,941 9,941 likes\nTwitter Ads info and privacy\nShe also posted about it on Instagram, writing, “Who knew, after many years of admiring the gorgeous COVERGIRL models, that I would be one at 69 years of age? It just shows, never give up. Thank you COVERGIRL, for including me in your tribe of diversity. Beauty truly is for women of all ages, and I can’t wait to take you all along this amazing journey with me!”\n\n\nHer son congratulated her via Twitter.\n\n28 Sep\n\nFashionista.com\n✔\n@Fashionista_com\nCongrats, @mayemusk! https://trib.al/l8FeON0 \n\n \nElon Musk\n✔\n@elonmusk\nCongrats Mom! I love you.\n\n10:53 AM - Sep 28, 2017\n 135 135 Replies   541 541 Retweets   10,649 10,649 likes\nTwitter Ads info and privacy\nEntrepreneurship runs in the family: Aside from her modeling career, Maye is also a registered dietician-nutritionist and a wellness coach who has run her own nutrition business for more than 45 years. She was the first dietitian to be featured on a cereal box -- specifically on 1 million boxes of Special K in Canada -- according to her website.\n\n22. He is always on the move.\nIn a recent earnings call, he said this of his working environment: “I always move my desk to wherever -- I don’t really have a desk actually -- I move myself to wherever the biggest problem is in Tesla. I really believe that one should lead from the front lines, and that’s why I’m here.\n\n23. He spends a lot … on mansions.\nLast year, Musk bought a home in Los Angeles -- his fifth in the fancy neighborhood of Bel Air -- for $24.25 million. Before that purchase, he apparently had already spent $48 million on other mansions, bringing the total spend to roughly $72 million.\n\n24. He’s very passionate about his children’s education.\n \nSo much so that in 2015, Musk launched a private school for his family called Ad Astra. The name means “to the stars” in Latin, fitting for a guy who spends all his time thinking about space. He reportedly has run classes out of SpaceX’s Los Angeles office, and he has shared very few details about the undertaking, except for the fact that there are no traditional grades.",
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      "body": "Elon Musk: \n![download.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmX8DWHtYhHsmjjCkVKDt1nxX7TecZ8SExD8xR5oMRPYGs/download.jpg)\n\nA big name.Elon Musk has always been a thinker and a creator. As a child, he daydreamed in an almost trance-like manner and coded his own video games. He always found resourceful ways to make money, and after he graduated from college, he opted for entrepreneurship rather than wait for an internet company to take notice of him.\n\nNumerous passions inspired Musk, and today he manages companies and projects that specialize in electric and self-driving cars, private space exploration and Mars colonization, solar energy and artificial intelligence.\n\nOn top of his executive roles with Tesla, SpaceX, SolarCity and OpenAI, Musk has time for fatherhood, Hollywood, playing video games and brainstorming even more big ideas. Below are 19 surprising facts and anecdotes about Musk that paint a picture of the eccentric multi-disciplinary engineer.\n\nRelated: 5 Things I Learned Obsessing Over Elon Musk During My Internship\n\n1. His parents thought he might be deaf.\nWhen Musk was a child, he would often gaze into the distance while his parents were speaking to him, which led them to believe that he might be hard of hearing. Doctors removed his adenoids, but it made no difference.\n\nIt turned out he was just daydreaming. His mother, Maye, told biographer Ashlee Vance, “He goes into his brain, and then you just see he is in another world. … Now I just leave him be because I know he is designing a new rocket or something.”\n\n2. He was violently bullied as a child.\nGrowing up in South Africa, Musk’s classmates bullied him and beat him up badly. At age 41, he had surgery to fix a deviated septum.\n3. He wrote and sold a video game in 1984.\nIt was called Blastar, and Musk, then 12, received $500 when its source code was published in the South African magazine PC and Office Technology. In 2015, a Google software engineer revised the code to function in HTML5 and made it playable. The objective of the game is to destroy an alien ship filled with weapons of mass destruction. While it’s a rudimentary game, don’t forget that it was created by a preteen nearly 33 years ago.\n\n\n\"[It was] a trivial game ... but better than Flappy Bird,\" Musk told \n\n4. He paid his way through college by partying.\nWhile studying at the University of Pennsylvania, the natural entrepreneur would throw house parties and charge a cover fee of $5 to help him pay his rent. He and his roommate were the only residents of a 10-bedroom frat house, and they would cover the windows with black trash bags and the walls with bright paint. Musk would stay sober during the events to keep things under control, as he was never big on drinking.\n\n\n5. He dropped out.\nIn 1995, Musk enrolled in graduate school at Stanford University to study physics. Within two days he decided that the internet had far greater promise to change society and left to found Zip2, a company that provided maps and directories to online newspapers.\n\n6. He’s a father of five.\nMusk has five sons with his ex-wife Justine Wilson. Twins Griffin and Xavier were born in 2004, and triplets Damian, Saxon and Kai were born in 2006. The couple also had a son named Nevada, born in 2002 and named after the location of Burning Man, the music and arts festival where he was conceived, though he died of sudden infant death syndrome at 10 weeks of age.\n\n7. He’s the real-life Tony Stark.\n\nMusk was the inspiration for Robert Downey, Jr.’s character, Tony Stark, in the Iron Man franchise. Downey received a tour of the SpaceX headquarters from Musk in 2007 and picked up on some of what he has described as “accessible eccentricities.” When the first Iron Man film was released, director Jon Favreau explained that Musk had inspired Downey’s interpretation of the character. Musk had a cameo in Ir![download (5).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPDnQYrUke5aZHxEsX69SHb3XhybJmjLdRWn5AseHdpN6/download%20(5).jpg)on Man 2.\n\n8. He almost went broke.\nAmid the Great Recession and an expensive divorce from his first wife, Wilson, who blogged about her demands on LiveJournal, Musk was living off loans from his wealthy friends. Musk put his last $35 million into Tesla and maintained his stake in the company, despite his lack of cash. Tesla went public, and today it’s valued at more than $33.4 billion, while Musk himself is worth $12.7 billion, according to Forbes.\n\n\n\n\n9. He owns one of James Bond’s cars.\n![download (3).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmTsg4eWmVzpZe4A2GxShjoJwbjwgft1ZhrCzKGmBYDXTR/download%20(3).jpg)\nIn 2013, Musk spent $866,000 in an auction for the Lotus Esprit submarine car from the 007 film The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). Through Tesla PR, Musk told Jalopnik, \"It was amazing as a little kid in South Africa to watch James Bond in The Spy Who Loved Me drive his Lotus Esprit off a pier, press a button and have it transform into a submarine underwater. I was disappointed to learn that it can't actually transform. What I'm going to do is upgrade it with a Tesla electric powertrain and try to make it transform for real.\"\n\n10. He once made a guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory.\n![download (4).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmREqYnkYrJyrf9h4UMZeK7ewi2BqUEe2UphcUXDgQ1TsN/download%20(4).jpg)\nIn November 2015, Musk made a cameo on the CBS show in an episode called “The Platonic Permutation.” The scene, which takes place in a soup kitchen on Thanksgiving, features Musk washing dishes.\n\n“I was on the turkey line, but I got demoted for being too generous with the gravy,” Musk says. Howard, a character on the show, is starstruck by Musk but manages to score his email address. The scene ends with the two sharing a slice of partially eaten pumpkin pie.\n11. He uses a tree analogy to describe how he learns so quickly.\nMusk is knowledgeable about many disciplines, and many people wonder how is he able to educate himself so effectively. During a Reddit AMA in 2015, a user asked about his process.\n\nMusk replied, “I do kinda feel like my head is full! My context switching penalty is high and my process isolation is not what it used to be. Frankly, though, I think most people can learn a lot more than they think they can. They sell themselves short without trying. One bit of advice: It is important to view knowledge as sort of a semantic tree -- make sure you understand the fundamental principles, i.e. the trunk and big branches, before you get into the leaves/details or there is nothing for them to hang on to.”\n\n12. He has an idea for a “fifth mode of transport.”\nCivilization has developed planes, trains, automobiles and boats, but Musk envisions his conceptual Hyperloop high-speed transit tube as a fifth mode. He says it is theoretically the fastest way to travel the California coast. It would never crash, it would be immune to weather and it would get passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in under 30 minutes. It would be energy efficient, maybe even self-powering with help from solar panels, which would keep costs well below an airline ticket, Musk told PandoDaily Editor-in-Chief Sarah Lacy in a recorded interview.\n\n\nRelated: Elon Musk Reveals His Next Idea as 'The Boring Company'\n\n13. He proposed nuking Mars.\n![download (1).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmSYL3pakdF884bzFSvaM9nhJE2McjEFzvgxCn1C365oH9/download%20(1).jpg)\nDuring a Sept. 2015 appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the host asked Musk to share his ideas regarding Mars colonization. “Eventually, you could transform Mars into an Earth-like planet,” Musk said. “You could warm it up.” When Colbert asked him to elaborate, Musk said, “There’s the fast way and the slow way. The fast way is drop thermonuclear weapons over the poles.” Later, he clarified that his idea would be to create two “suns” near Mars via nuclear fusion.\n\n14. He wants to cover the world with space-based internet.\nOn Nov. 15, 2016, SpaceX filed for permission from the FCC to launch 4,425 satellites that would provide internet coverage around the world. Currently, a little more than 4,000 satellites (active and inactive combined) orbit the Earth.\n\n15. His secret to success is staying clean.\nWhen a Reddit user asked him, “What daily habit do you believe has the largest positive impact on your life?” Musk didn't respond with one of the usual suspects -- waking up early, expressing gratitude, meditating -- but “showering.”\n\n16. He bought $70 million worth of Bel Air mansions.\nOne Bel Air mansion wasn’t enough for the Tesla co-founder. Musk now owns five mansions in the lavish southern-California neighborhood, worth a total of more than $70 million. Of course, they are eco-friendly -- an aerial image of Musk’s main home shows massive solar panels on one side of the property.\n\n\nOver the years, Musk has amassed properties in the neighborhood. In 2012, he purchased one home for $17 million and in 2013, he bought a neighboring home -- also next door to the late Gene Wilder -- for nearly $7 million, which he turned into a private school for his six children. Since then, Musk purchased three additional Bel Air mansions.\n\n17. He believes AI is humanity’s “biggest existential threat.”\n![download (6).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmPJphXQsNYMQob8KtU6jtZQ2rMVwMULRwsCBxT6HTsbTw/download%20(6).jpg)\nMusk is incredibly leery of AI. In fact, he fears that AI could become more powerful than people and perhaps cause human extinction if it grows too smart.\n\nIn an interview with Vanity Fair, Musk explained that it’s technically not a robot that would become too powerful, but a computer algorithm. “The important thing is that if we do get some sort of runaway algorithm, then the human AI collective can stop the runaway algorithm. But if there’s large, centralized AI that decides, then there’s no stopping it.”\n\nMusk isn’t the only one to fear the power of AI. Other tech leaders and scientists are on the same page as the SpaceX founder, including Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates.\n\n18. 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