Critics of longtermism say it appeals to wealthy tech moguls precisely because it adds a sheen of morality to their ...

Tech oligarchs’ wildest visions of tomorrow amount to a modern secular theology that is both mesmerizing and, in his view, ...

Twentieth-century world history is littered with authoritarian, techno-futuristic ideologies that ... What might be dubbed “Elon Musk Thought” shares some disturbing similarities with such ...

But techno-feudalism is perhaps more apt as a description of a cultural milieu rather than an economic form: Certainly, figures like Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk carry themselves ...

Although Tesla CEO Elon Musk detests work from home jobs ... him in a small minority of business owners who are betting the future of their organizations on the organization design principles ...

We're talking deep stuff. Like What We Owe the Future by William MacAskill. Never heard of it? You're not alone. Musk called it a "close match" for his philosophy. What's the vibe? Longtermism.

As he presented the van to the audience, Musk said, "Can you imagine going down the streets and seeing this coming towards you? That would be sick." "The future should look like the future," he added.

There’s a massive new biography out on Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson ... problems and the best bet for our future. Let’s start with this recent “Techno-Optimist Manifesto” that came ...

Over the past couple decades, Musk has devoted himself to three grand engineering projects, all with the long-term mission of sustaining humanity far into the future.

In this Our Changing Climate climate change video essay, I look at why Elon Musk won't save us from climate change.