PES: Aha! V tom pripade " Nekrmit trolla, nekrmit trolla, nekrmit trolla..." :DD
jinak podporoval i Killary, ktera nechala pozdeji zabit Epsteina, aby se nezjistilo co jeji Manza provadel s holkama na jeho ostrove :)
At the time Musk was relatively apolitical in public - not venturing into mainstream politics until 2016 when he publicly endorsed then-US Presidental candidate Hillary Clinton. Even then he largely remained above the fray, more focused on his business pursuits such as with Tesla, SpaceX, and The Boring Company.
During the filming of 2008's Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. also gravitated towards the brash, billionaire industrialist - and even pulled director Jon Favreau into Musk's orbit.
"I met Elon through Robert Downey, who when we were doing research for the first Iron Man said there's someone I met or heard about that I want to go over and see," Favreau said in 2012. "We were filming, not very far away from [Telsa headquarters] - a few miles. He explained to me that it was a guy who's actually a rocket scientist, an internet millionaire, and we came down."
In Ashlee Vance's 2015 book Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future, Vance recounted that "Downey appreciated that Musk was not a foul-smelling, fidgety, coder whack job. What Downey picked up on instead were Musk’s 'accessible eccentricities' and the feeling that he was an unpretentious sort who could work alongside the people in the factory. Both Musk and Stark were the type of men, according to Downey, who 'had seized an idea to live by and something to dedicate themselves to' and were not going to waste a moment."