Elon Musk’s $1 trillion payday is a distraction. The real play is a Tesla-SpaceX merger designed to give him 56% voting control—effectively making him an untouchable leader of his "enormous robot army." By leveraging SpaceX’s dual-class shares, he can bypass Tesla’s structure and ensure he can never be ousted, regardless of performance. Is this a genius move to protect his vision, or a dangerous power grab that leaves shareholders powerless? What’s your take?
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