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You may have heard that there was a "cagefight" pact between Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Meta (formerly Facebook). But you know what? Musk recently issued an even bolder challenge to Zuckerberg: measure their respective DingDing! Yes, you heard it right, it's that DingDing!
"I'm proposing a real Tintin measurement game," Musk tweeted, attaching an emoji with a ruler. The tweet was a follow-up to his "Zuckerberg is a fool" tweet he sent 9 hours ago. The challenge also came after he and Zuckerberg agreed to have a real cage fight two weeks ago. However, it is unknown whether this cage fight will actually happen, but Musk has posted photos of himself and his coach on Twitter. And Zuckerberg began practicing Jiu-Jitsu before this regal war was proposed.
Why did Musk present such a strange challenge to Zuckerberg? What grudges do they have? Who will win? These questions made netizens curious.
In fact, Musk and Zuckerberg's feud dates back to 2016, when a SpaceX rocket explosion destroyed a satellite that Meta was planning to launch. The satellite, which could have provided network access to parts of Africa, was Zuckerberg's brainchild. However, after the rocket exploded, the satellite also turned to ashes, leaving Zuckerberg very disappointed and angry. He complained about SpaceX's failure on Facebook and did not show sympathy or support for Musk.
Musk and SpaceX employees were upset about this, believing that Zuckerberg was not understanding their efforts and difficulties and made irresponsible remarks at inappropriate times. Musk later responded on Twitter that he had talked to Zuckerberg about it, and he felt Zuckerberg's understanding of the discipline was very limited.
Since then, the two have had opposing views on many issues, especially in artificial intelligence, data privacy, metaverse, etc. Musk believes that artificial intelligence is a potential threat to human survival and requires caution and regulation; Zuckerberg, on the other hand, believes that artificial intelligence is an inevitable result of human progress and should be actively embraced and developed. Musk also mocked the metaverse as a "demon cult," while Zuckerberg made the metaverse Metaverse Meta's core strategy.
The two often questioned and ridiculed each other in public, and even deleted Facebook, copied Twitter and other business competitions. Recently, Musk launched a "cage fight" challenge on Twitter, saying he was ready for a real hand-to-hand combat with Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg didn't show weakness either, replying on Instagram that "address send me." Musk said that the "Las Vegas Octagon" is the fenced venue for the ultimate fighting championship.
This cage fight seems to be a joke, but it also reflects the real contradiction and competition between the two tech giants. And now, Musk has a new challenge to take on in a new, more exciting, more challenging, and more embarrassing way: measuring DingDing! Win or lose with male virility!
But how does this challenge work? How is it measured? Who will test it? Even if there is data, what can it say? What kind of strange circuit does Musk have in his head to present such a challenge?
I don't understand these questions. Can you give your answer?