Just after the successful acquisition of Twitter at a terrifying price of 288 billion yuan, Elon Musk, a billionaire, has continued to brush screens on major social platforms because of his targeting of beverage giant Coca-Cola, and the appetite of rich people We ordinary people may not dream big. But how much do you really know about the owner of Tesla and SpaceX and the world's richest man? Today we will take you to use the numbers to sort out his life, let's start from 0.
0 – This is the number of houses Musk claims he owns, after he sold all the properties in his name to friends who were couch guests.
1 – When he was in college in Canada, Musk spent only $1 a day on food.
2 - When he first came to Stanford University to study physics, Musk only stayed at Stanford for 2 days, and then dropped out of school to start a business.
3 – Musk has been divorced three times so far, once with writer Justine Wilson and twice with actress Talulah Riley.
7 – Musk now has 7 children.
12 – Musk was born in 2020 with singer Grimes, and the child was originally named X A-12, supposedly an A-12 Lockheed reconnaissance aircraft taken from the CIA, and later changed the child's name to X AE A-XII for legal reasons.
17 – Musk was 17 years old when he left his hometown in South Africa, his mother is model Maye, his father is engineer Errol, and he has 2 brothers. He had been bullied at school and was so severe that he needed to be hospitalized.
31 — The financial services firm musk joined PayPal was acquired by eBay in 2002, a deal that cost the 31-year-old more than £140 million (about 1.15 billion yuan).
69 — Musk often jokes about the number with some kind of indescribable metaphor, and when his Twitter followers reached 69 million, he tweeted with only one word — "Nice."
90 - This is the number of hours Musk works per week, which is beyond the 996 hours of the big factory.
420 – This number originates from the International Cannabis Day on April 20, Musk is a big fan of marijuana, so he has used 420 in his financial transactions more than once, and the original richest man's "wealth password" is this!
500 — Musk sold a video game he made called Blastar to a magazine for $500 at the age of 12.
564 - Musk made a cameo appearance in episode 564 of the animated film The Simpsons. He also appeared in Iron Man 2 and inspired Tony Stark, the Iron Man played by Robert Downey Jr.
700 – In one of Musk's own conceptual hyperloops, passengers will travel at 700 miles (about 1126 km/h).
555,000 — Musk bought James Bond's Lotus Esprit in the 1977 007 film The Spy Who Loved Me for £555,000 (about 4.59 million yuan) in 2013.
52 million – Musk's private Gulfstream business jet is priced at £52 million (about 430 million yuan).
85 million — that's the number of Musk followers on Twitter.
4.2 billion — Musk's Tesla made a profit of £4.2 billion last year.
58 billion — Musk's other company, SpaceX, has a market capitalization of £58 billion (about 480.2 billion yuan), and his goal is to use this company to colonize Mars in the future.
202 billion – Musk's total value is reported to be 202 billion pounds (about 1.67 trillion yuan). Yes, you read that right, it's trillions! That value put him ahead of Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos, to become the world's richest man, with more wealth than the gross national product of Finland, Portugal and New Zealand.
This article was edited: nbaliker