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Elon interview from 2017

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Inside the inventor’s world-changing plans to inhabit outer space, revolutionize high-speed transportation, reinvent cars – and hopefully find love along the way

By Neil Strauss Neil Strauss View all posts by Neil Strauss November 15, 2017 Musk at SpaceX in Hawthorne, California, this fall. Mark Seliger for Rolling Stone It’s mid-afternoon on a Friday at SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California, and three of Elon Musk ‘s children are gathered around him - one of his triplets, both of his twins. Musk is wearing a gray T-shirt and sitting in a swivel chair at his desk, which is not in a private office behind a closed door, but in an accessible corner cubicle festooned with outer-space novelty items, photos of his rockets, and mementos fro

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