Elon Musk, who recently attended a rally with former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, took to X to share his familiarity with the state.
Musk shared a blog informing his followers that he lived in Pennsylvania for three times while pursuing a degree at the University of Pennsylvania. He remarked,” Yup, I lived in Pennsylvania for three ages”.
The campaign organization supporting Trump, Musk’s PAC, is offering$ 47 to registered voters who successfully persuade people to sign a complaint in favor of the First and Second Amendments.
Trump had stated in September that if he were to return to the White House, he might think about appointing Musk to guide a committee to improve government effectiveness.
Elon Musk, the owner of X ( previously known as Twitter ), and the founder of SpaceX, was just another University of Pennsylvania student.
The country’s richest person graduated in 1997 with two degree in economics and science from the College and Wharton, as reported by Fortune.
He started a PhD program in elements sciences at Stanford University in the same year, at the age of 24, but he abruptly left only two days later to launch his first start-up business, according to Fortune.
The purpose? Musk realized that the computer had a lot more potential than his physics-related academic work.
Seizing the opportunity, he launched Zip2, his second business, which he sold four years later for over$ 300 million.
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