Listing Musk's achievements would be synonymous with adulation? A new

analytical framework?

I acknowledge his talents as a visionary and bold entrepreneur.

As for his fight against censorship, he attracts the anger of censors to such an extent that even though I don't agree with all of his ideas, he still has my sympathy.

The anti-vaxxers and other non-mainstream ideas owe him a lot.

Regarding his project, you'll have to wait (and so will I) instead of speculating on his intentions.

And why mention it here... because after 5 years of self-satisfaction and results constantly pushed to tomorrow, which are almost non-existent today. 81 services! (in terms of mass usage) It's time to put into perspective the achievements of a known and controversial personality, versus a drifting Marketplace project.

I have invested in this project, as have friends and family members, and I believe in its potential, but I'm neither naive nor blind, and I'm especially immune to waiting room blabber. Tomorrow. Everything will be fine tomorrow. Everything will be fine... looped for 5 years...

In life, there are those who talk and those who act.

If I had to bet between a new project by Ben (whom I truly esteem) and a project by Musk.

I would choose Musk's because I know he looks far ahead and anticipates. It doesn't guarantee success, but at least we know that all aspects have been considered because he is an entrepreneur with a systemic vision.

Let me see if I can sum this up... You're a disgruntled investor posting here with your Musk adulation jusr to throw a shot across Ben's bow because you haven’t realized what you expected in the way of a return on your investment. You bought in with money you couldn't afford to lose, thinking your investment would be a short-term,100x flip opportunity. Or maybe you're just a cultist Musk groupie wanting to kick sand in the face of anyone who challenges your idol. My guess is your mostly the former, with a pinch of the later. What's obvious is that you are typical of those who are simply lousy, inexperienced investors - wrong betters - blaming others for your bad investment timing choices. You buy when you should sell or wait and sell when you should buy or hold, and then you blame others when it doesn't work out. You complain to the world about how you've been wronged by others for decisions you personally made. Let's examine this further to see just how poor investment timing decisions can effect ROI. Let's pretend you were an investor who decided to invest $10,000 in Twitter stock 9 months ago, let's use the day genius Musk bought Twitter - October 27, 2022. Many bought Twitter stock at that time thinking their hero would have the stock price climbing steadily to the moon. Unfortunately for them, selling that Twitter stock today, would realize a loss of $3028. A 30.28% loss. Now let's pretend that you avoided Musk's self-induced Twitter debacle and invested instead in Tesla, same amount, same time. Selling today would see you realizing a profit of $1837. An 18.37% increase. Nice. Now let's assume instead that you purchased $10,000 of $AGIX 9 months ago. Selling today you would have made a profit of $33,179. A 331.79% increase! Of course, you could use different scenarios to show how much more you could have made investing at different time periods in the Musk ecosystem instead of investing in Ben's long-term vision. Of course you could. That's the point. If, if, If. If only you had made better choices. Somehow though, you think your poor decisions as to timing, and your resulting poor performance, is all Ben's fault. Clearly a viewpoint that represents irrational, illogical, irresponsible, short-term thinking.