Elon Musk cancels Don Lemon’s upcoming show on X after a controversial interview, showcasing Musk’s double standard on diverse voices. Lemon’s respectful questions may have clashed with Musk’s far-right-leaning views, leading to the abrupt cancellation. Lemon, fired from CNN, faced Musk’s ire for his probing questions, highlighting Musk’s reluctance to embrace all viewpoints on his platform. The clash serves as a cautionary tale of the challenges faced in creating a truly open and inclusive digital space.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb caused a stir by suggesting that metallic fragments found in the Pacific Ocean could be alien technology from a meteor. However, planetary seismologist Benjamin Fernando debunked this theory, explaining that the signals were likely from passing trucks. Despite Loeb’s claims, Fernando’s study challenges the alien narrative, emphasizing the importance of consulting experts before making bold conclusions about extraterrestrial origins.

In an interview with the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stressed the importance of “pain and suffering” in achieving greatness, emphasizing that character is built through adversity rather than intelligence. Huang, whose company boasts a $2 trillion valuation, encourages Stanford students to embrace challenges, as resilience is key to success. Despite facing criticism for Nvidia’s market practices, Huang’s candid advice highlights the grit needed for triumph in a competitive landscape.

In a recently leaked clip of Don Lemon’s upcoming show, the journalist confronts Elon Musk about his drug use, specifically ketamine. Musk’s history of drug use has been a topic of interest, with reports ranging from cocaine to LSD. The confrontational interview led to Musk canceling Lemon’s show on X, citing concerns about authenticity and content. Despite the fallout, Lemon plans to move forward with his show while Musk maintains he can still upload it and earn revenue.

Earlier today, SpaceX made its third attempt to launch and land its Starship spacecraft, marking a significant milestone in Elon Musk’s vision to establish human colonies on Mars. Musk aims to use a fleet of Starship rockets to build a civilization on the Red Planet and ensure the continuity of human consciousness. Not everyone supports this idea, with critics, including Barack Obama, advocating for the preservation and sustainability of Earth rather than seeking refuge on Mars.