Elon Musk warns of the risk of nuclear war

Earlier this summer, Elon Musk stated that he had a bad feeling about the economy, which seems to have been confirmed as inflation has taken off, with consumers worldwide facing significant price increases on almost everything from electricity bills and fuel, to daily shopping.

Now, the world's richest man has just made perhaps his most ominous statement of the year. Specifically, through his ever-active Twitter account, he responded to a tweet that said there was now a one in six chance of immediate global nuclear war, thanking him for de-escalation efforts.

Musk seems to agree, characteristically responding:

The possibility of nuclear war is increasing rapidly.

At this point let us remind you that last week, Musk decided to ask his -then- 107.7 million followers on Twitter, what should be the future of Ukraine. So he invited them to vote on whether they agree to re-run elections under the supervision of the United Nations in the areas occupied by Russia, Crimea to remain Russian and Ukraine to remain neutral.

Predictably, the posts provoked strong reactions, with the President of Ukraine himself responding with his own poll. You can learn more about the whole issue by clicking here.

For the record and in case you don't know, Elon Musk is the head of Tesla, a company that has changed the car space in recent years, through its electric proposals and the development of autonomous driving technology. At the same time, Musk played a key role in the creation of PayPal, thus shaping the way we do business over the internet, and he has also founded SpaceX, which has achieved a lot in the field of aerospace technology.

At the same time, he is also the founder of The Boring Company, which deals with the construction of tunnels in the United States, as well as the co-founder of Neuralink, which develops brain-machine interfaces.

Source: Unboxholics.gr