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MILLION MUSKMELONS
Author: Dr Parag Suresh Mahajan MD
Narrator: Millian Quinteros
Unabridged: 5 hr 58 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 07/23/2019
Synopsis
How would you like to be like Elon Musk?
How could you change the world if you thought and acted like he does?
Could you make a difference that would be felt for generations?
Elon Musk is best known as the billionaire owner of innovative and forward-thinking companies such as SpaceX and Tesla. His will, to keep pushing past the boundaries that many others cannot, has seen him at the forefront of ideas like human colonization of Mars and Hyperloop transportation. But what if more of us were like him? Where would that lead the human race?
In this book, Million Muskmelons, the idea of the world having a million Elon Musks and how they could contribute to society is deliberated, with consideration into the effects that would have on:
Interplanetary travelHuman settlements on other planetsElimination of world povertyHalting of climate changeImprovements to infrastructureArtificial intelligenceAnd much more…The planet would feel the benefit of even one more Elon Musk and progress would be much faster as a result. Could the next one be you?
Read Million Muskmelons now and see if you possess the traits and habits that are required to be the next great innovator of our time!
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