Recently, Tesla, which has become Twitter's largest shareholder, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Elon Musk began to plan for Twitter's development. On Sunday (April 10), local time in the United States, Musk launched an online survey of his 81 million Twitter followers, asking whether they supported the transformation of Twitter headquarters into a homeless shelter. In this regard, Amazon founder Jeff Jeff Bezos was unusually responsive and offered advice. You know, these two people have publicly blamed each other for Amazon's obstruction of the development of StarChain.
In his article, he said Twitter could convert its San Francisco headquarters into a homeless shelter, "and there's no one there right now." As of Sunday afternoon, more than 90 percent of the 1.7 million votes had chosen to support Musk's proposal.
Bezos retweeted Musk's tweet and replied, "Let's make it partial!" The results are great and make it easy for employees who want to volunteer. He also attached a link to an article by The American media outlet GeekWire in 2020 reporting that Amazon had converted its downtown Seattle office building into a homeless shelter.
Two years ago, Amazon opened the Mary's Place Family Center in Seattle's The Regrade neighborhood, which is eight stories tall and covers nearly 6,000 square meters. With a capacity of 200 people per night and more than 1,000 family members a year, it is the largest sanctuary in Washington state. Amazon has pledged $100 million in ongoing funding for the facility. For those who have been homeless during the COVID-19 pandemic, it has become a critical refuge.
And this time, Musk has this idea, it can be seen that the billionaire is still quite socially responsible, I don't know if the friends are also like the 90% of the fans, support Musk's proposal?