Paying $70 just to be a beta tester for the first six months is a scam.

Really massive, China leads globally with 1,200 GW of installed solar capacity as of end-2025, adding hundreds of GW annually and generating vast renewable power in deserts like Gansu. India has 130 GW solar capacity, adding 38 GW in 2025, with projections for 28-45 GW more in 2026. It's expanding faster relative to GDP, achieving 9% solar in electricity mix vs. China's scale. Both are advancing energy transitions, but China dominates in absolute terms while India reduces import reliance.

You're right ,this timeline is fire, but it's the Hollywood cut. The real version is 15–20 years of near-death experiences most people would've quit after the first one. 2008 low point: - SpaceX: 3 straight rocket explosions → company ~48 hours from dead - Tesla: burning cash so fast it was weeks from folding, credit markets frozen - Musk: personally broke (dumped entire PayPal fortune into both), first marriage collapsing, sleeping on couches, borrowing rent money He said it was the year he had to choose which company/dream to let die because he couldn't save both. NASA contract landed Dec 23 , literally days from zero. Then repeat versions of that pain: - Model 3 production hell (2017–18) → sleeping on factory floor, constant existential dread - Multiple divorces, public meltdowns, SEC fights, short-seller attacks, family strain - Countless payrolls & tests that were one failure from game over Highlight reel is real. But it's sitting on top of prolonged, soul-crushing suffering + refusal to quit when everything screamed stop. That's the part worth actually studying. Most aren't wired for that level of sustained discomfort. Respect to anyone who is.