The Wolf of Wall Street: Stop being pessimistic, Musk really wants to colonize humans on Mars.

Many people think that Elon Musk is just a billionaire who spends money recklessly and casually opens companies. However, the Wolf of Wall Street believes that every company Musk opens and the crazy adventures behind them are actually preparing to realize the boldest colonization plan in human history: to create the infrastructure for human migration to Mars. Musk truly wants to send humans to live on Mars, and his friend Cathie Wood has mentioned this multiple times in interviews; it is Musk's ultimate dream. This article is excerpted from the newsletter of Jordan Belfort, the real-life figure played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the movie "The Wolf of Wall Street," who is now a writer and educator. After Musk fell out with Trump, there was a chorus of criticism, but the most greedy representative of Wall Street explains why Musk is serious. He meticulously reveals that Musk's seemingly scattered and chaotic company openings are, in fact, a well-thought-out strategic plan, and even entrepreneurs can take Musk's grand ambitions as a model to emulate. The following is a compiled and translated report.

Tesla: The Lifeline of Transportation and Energy Storage on Mars

On Mars, where internal combustion engines are unavailable and energy is extremely scarce, Tesla plays a core role in transportation and energy. Beyond electric vehicles, what truly paves the way for Mars is Tesla's battery technology and energy storage systems. The sunlight on Mars is only 43% of that on Earth, and there can be dust storms lasting for months. To address this, Tesla is developing Megapack energy storage equipment capable of withstanding extreme environments, to power the entire colonial society.

The Boring Company: Building Underground Cities on Mars for Humanity

The surface of Mars is not suitable for human habitation, with a thin atmosphere and constant exposure to lethal radiation. On such a planet, it is impossible for humans to live on the surface. Musk's Boring Company is not developing subways on Earth, but rather underground cities on Mars.

The Boring Company is not just digging tunnels in Las Vegas and Los Angeles; it is accelerating the refinement of technology for constructing underground cities, and the underground tunnel connecting the two cities will serve as a reference facility for building Martian underground cities.

SpaceX: The only choice for sending humans to Mars

To colonize Mars, we must first be able to reach it. SpaceX is currently the only company that has reusable and rapidly producible rockets. This is not just a transportation issue, but a key to establishing a direct route from Earth to Mars.

When you combine SpaceX, Tesla, and The Boring Company, a complete "Trinity" transportation system emerges, with electric vehicles moving on the surface, tunnels underground, and rockets connecting to the stars.

Tesla Robot: The First Residents on Mars

Sending 5 million people to Mars is too expensive and too dangerous, but deploying millions of robots is feasible. The robots developed by Musk are designed to operate in the harsh environment of Mars without the need for food, oxygen, or shelter. From constructing habitats, mining resources to building infrastructure, these Humanoid Robots are the advance team on Mars.

Mars Energy Blueprint: Tesla Energy / SolarCity

Mars does not have an electricity grid, nor does it have coal or nuclear facilities, but it does have vast areas of uninhabited land. The solar panels and energy storage systems from Solar City and Tesla Energy will be most effective in such an environment. Here, the energy supply is no longer at a city level, but at a "planetary level" layout.

xAI: The Central Nervous System of Mars

You cannot manage an entire Mars colony in the same way you manage a city. The true purpose of xAI is not as a search engine or chatbot, but as an AI system capable of coordinating the resources and tasks of an entire planet. It will handle remote work, robotic labor management, life support, supply chains, and ultimately, the terraformation of Mars.

Neuralink: A Backup Plan for Human Consciousness

As colonizing Mars becomes a gamble, human consciousness also needs to be backed up. Neuralink's brain-machine interface technology aims to ultimately allow human consciousness to be digitally stored and transferred. Even if colonization fails, Musk still hopes that human intelligence can continue.

Looking at all of this, what Musk has built is not seven unrelated companies, but a trap-scale vertical integration system.

SpaceX enables humanity to land on Mars

Tesla robot construction Mars base

The Boring Company builds underground cities

Tesla Energy provides energy

Tesla is responsible for transportation

xAI Operations Command Center

Neuralink preserves human consciousness

Learning How to Start a Business from the Mars Project: Insights for Earth Entrepreneurs

Jordan Belfort summarized at the end of the newsletter that Musk's entrepreneurial mindset is not a science fiction movie, but a profound inspiration for entrepreneurs. Musk does not just start companies, but constructs a mutually supportive ecosystem, including the following key points:

Solve future problems: rather than targeting the current market, it is about preparing for the challenges of the next 20 years.

Let limitations become advantages: the harsh environment of Mars is precisely the source of innovation.

Extreme testing drives product evolution: technology designed for Mars will be invincible on Earth.

Master core technologies and avoid platform dependence: from rockets to chips, every key technology must be in our own hands.

Side projects drive the main business: every "seemingly distracting" project is actually paving the way for the primary mission.

Establish backup paths: Even if one route fails, there are other ways to reach the destination.

Write down your "Mars Mission"

Every entrepreneur and startup founder can write down their "Mars mission," that seemingly impossible ultimate goal, and then start building the technology and resources that you can create today. "Ordinary companies compete for the market, great companies create the market." Musk's dream is not just to colonize Mars, but also a drill to unleash human potential.

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