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Dark Star

Name: Dark Star
Brand: The Jewish Quarterly
SKU: 44940797
Price: 6352 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Richard Cooke
ISBN: 9781743823392

The Political Turning of Elon Musk: Jewish Quarterly 255

Richard Cooke

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English

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Publishers The Jewish Quarterly, January 2024

Elon Musk -- head of Tesla and SpaceX and owner of Twitter -- has become a neo-reactionary online tr... Full description

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Elon Musk -- head of Tesla and SpaceX and owner of Twitter -- has become a neo-reactionary online troll. What has caused his troubling political transformation?This issue of The Jewish Quarterly explores the troubling political evolution of Elon Musk.In a captivating essay, Richard Cooke explores Musks spectacular ambition, and how it has shaped his transition from unorthodox liberal to trolling neo-reactionary.How did the richest man in the world transform from a self-described moderate to a staunch advocate for hardline US conservatives? Why did Musk purchase Twitter, only to welcome back white nationalists and Holocaust deniers, sometimes personally?Dark Star explores the roots of this turning in Musks rise to power, and what his evolution reveals about a wider shift in the politics of Silicon Valley and beyond. Cooke examines this new mystical right, its entrepreneurial fanbase, its varying commitment to free speech, and its ready engagement with the online far-right.