""Whoever said 'money can't buy happiness' really know what they were talking about," the world's richest man mourned on X-formerly-Twitter this week, likely from one of his mansions, or perhaps his private jet. It's a pathetic complaint from someone who could end homelessness in multiple cities, fund universal school lunch programs across the US, or bankroll malaria eradication with just a fraction of his wealth."
"There, it was revealed that Musk had been in extensive contact with Epstein in the years following his 2008 conviction for soliciting prostitution from a minor. (Musk even went so far as to beg Epstein for an invite to his infamous island in December of 2013, contradicting his earlier assurance that he'd "refused" the offer.) The revelation is evidently taking its toll on Musk, who began a desperate campaign to clear his name on social media."
Elon Musk posted that "money can't buy happiness" while appearing to live in mansions or a private jet. The complaint drew criticism as hypocritical because he could end homelessness, fund universal school lunches in the US, or bankroll malaria eradication with a fraction of his wealth. Newly released emails show Musk had extensive contact with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein's 2008 conviction, including a 2013 request for an invite to Epstein's island that contradicts earlier denials. Musk launched a social media campaign to deny wrongdoing, asserting he could easily party without Epstein's help. A public challenge urges Musk to liquidate his fortune to address hunger, homelessness, and education.
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