Biographer Suggests Musk May Be ‘going mad’
Seth Abramson has stated that SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk is “deeply unwell” due to mental issues, drug use, and stress. Read the full article at RT.com.
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Seth Abramson has claimed that SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk is “deeply unwell” due to mental health issues, drug use, and stress.
Musk, who aligned closely with Donald Trump during the previous presidential campaign, has raised concerns about his mental state, according to Abramson, a self-identified biographer of the tech entrepreneur. Abramson suggested in a post on X that there are valid reasons to consider that “Elon Musk may be going mad.” He has monitored Musk's behavior closely over the years and referred to both Musk and Trump as “extremely dangerous men.”
“I am a Musk biographer who has been tracking his online behavior for the last two years — and given that he has admitted to all of mental illness, heavy drug use, and crippling stress, it is now reasonable to fear he is deeply unwell,” Abramson stated.
He further asserted that “No objective observer who has been reading Elon’s tweets; his replies; the misleading screenshots he amplifies; the anonymous trolls and white supremacists he amplifies and advocates for; the fake data and reports he amplifies, has any doubt that he is unwell. It is publicly evident,” in another post.
While making these claims, Abramson did not provide specific examples of Musk's social media activities indicating mental health issues. He referred to Musk as “America's incoming co-POTUS,” noting that Trump had appointed him to lead DOGE, a special advisory group focused on identifying inefficiencies within the U.S. government.
Moreover, Abramson suggested that Musk “intends to have much more power in the Trump administration than Trump,” urging the government to take rapid action against Musk to mitigate his influence, as he believes that “his madness and increasing incitement of violence endanger us all.”
Recently, Musk has been increasingly active on his X platform, with over 60 posts daily. On one day alone, he posted 135 times. In a controversial move, Musk referred to outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a “girl” after Trudeau rejected a merger proposed by Trump between the U.S. and Canada.
Debra A Smith contributed to this report for TROIB News
Musk, who aligned closely with Donald Trump during the previous presidential campaign, has raised concerns about his mental state, according to Abramson, a self-identified biographer of the tech entrepreneur. Abramson suggested in a post on X that there are valid reasons to consider that “Elon Musk may be going mad.” He has monitored Musk's behavior closely over the years and referred to both Musk and Trump as “extremely dangerous men.”
“I am a Musk biographer who has been tracking his online behavior for the last two years — and given that he has admitted to all of mental illness, heavy drug use, and crippling stress, it is now reasonable to fear he is deeply unwell,” Abramson stated.
He further asserted that “No objective observer who has been reading Elon’s tweets; his replies; the misleading screenshots he amplifies; the anonymous trolls and white supremacists he amplifies and advocates for; the fake data and reports he amplifies, has any doubt that he is unwell. It is publicly evident,” in another post.
While making these claims, Abramson did not provide specific examples of Musk's social media activities indicating mental health issues. He referred to Musk as “America's incoming co-POTUS,” noting that Trump had appointed him to lead DOGE, a special advisory group focused on identifying inefficiencies within the U.S. government.
Moreover, Abramson suggested that Musk “intends to have much more power in the Trump administration than Trump,” urging the government to take rapid action against Musk to mitigate his influence, as he believes that “his madness and increasing incitement of violence endanger us all.”
Recently, Musk has been increasingly active on his X platform, with over 60 posts daily. On one day alone, he posted 135 times. In a controversial move, Musk referred to outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a “girl” after Trudeau rejected a merger proposed by Trump between the U.S. and Canada.
Debra A Smith contributed to this report for TROIB News
