How? “best case 10 years, worst case 15-20 years” The best case didn't work out, but he did have the120 meter tall giant rocket in full stack at the launch pad. And have won the NASA contract to land the human on moon.
@@807800 you can tell when people read the title of the video without watching it. Elon spends the first 13 minutes talking about Tesla and boy has that company come leaps and bounds since 2011. He spends just over 1 minute talking about Space X, Elon spent more time talking about Tony Stark than Space X.
Usually geniuses don't go around proclaiming that they're geniuses because they are secure in the accomplishments that being a genius has gotten them so much more easily than most people. It would actually be a sign of something being off with the person. It would be very unexpected for Elon Musk to go around talking about how smart he is.
I will have to disagree on multiple points here. 1. The healthiest and the wealthiest countries have the lowest birth rates in the world. Statistics show us that mothers who live in those countries choose to have fewer children because the chance of any child surviving and thriving in that environment is very big, hence fewer children are needed to ensure the survival of the genome. Therefore I'm confident that by ending aging we will also solve the population problem on Earth. A lot of people will not give birth at all. Some will still do it for the experience of having a child but most won't. 2. We have accidents today as well so I don't understand your logic very much. I think that by eliminating death by aging we will be the opposite of afraid - we may in fact become too comfortable and delay anything that we want to do because we aren't motivated by time anymore. And sure every now and then people will die from car accidents and stuff like that, but thanks to cars like Tesla even that will happen less often. Knowing that aging isn't killing me is certainly a relief for me not the other way around. However don't look at it as becoming immortal because that will freak you out, now you cling to eternal life, but you are not invulnerable or invincible just not aging, so it's just another perk, like having a good dentist. Instead think about what's the meaning of life and how would having a longer life benefit you. Maybe you will have time to uncover spiritual truths or make a larger contribution to society. Who knows :)
+Stanislav Staykov Honestly I hope we don't solve aging before we convince everyone to stop having kids and shrink the population a little. Can you imagine if the birth rates continued but nobody died anymore? Holy crap can you say overpopulation.....
Ayandolos Moving people to other planets will certainly happen, but do you know what resources it would take to move billions of people? If you sterilize everyone and make it so that you need a permit to get the sterilization temporarily undone, it could happen. We need world population down to about a billion.
@@creativename2567 That's right. Mass public transport is the future. Did you know, in the space that two Tesla Model Xs take up, which would only allow for 12 passengers, you can have 87 passengers on a bus? It's not just on land as well, the same applies if you go underground as well. In the same space that ten Tesla Model Xs take up, which would only allow for 60 passengers, you can have 423 passengers on a train? Crazy, isn't it?
I think you’ll be surprised at Twitter’s progress in the coming years. So far, 5 weeks after purchase, the monthly users continue to rise and the app hasn’t shut down like everyone said it would. If Twitter is successful, it will serve as a template in Silicon Valley on how to run a tech company.
@@willitbreak5825 Users are still going to keep going up because it's, y'know, Twitter. That doesn't excuse the varying issues its faced since its purchase
@@judehutchinson8355 What issues specifically? I’m rather surprised at how well Twitter has performed the past month. Major advertisers like Apple have returned and there is more transparency on how previous management silenced (shadow-banned) individuals. Additionally, Twitter claims removing child exploitation posts are a focus now. Community notes seems to be more prevalent now too in an effort to combat misinformation, even calling out Musk on incorrect statements he makes. Twitter Blue is still late however as that will launch on Monday.
I've been in a coma for 11 years and the first thing I want to say is: Wow, men live on Mars now. That's incredible. Elon Musk did it. He's the best. I'm so happy to see the pictures and videos of the human colony on another planet. Maybe I can even join them someday. How cool would that be? Elon Musk is my hero. He's making history and saving humanity. I'm so proud to live in this era. P.S. Can someone please tell me what a Dogecoin is?
@@origaminefretami3480 2032 is close? Have you seen the Starship test launches? At this rate, we will see the first man on mars within the next 5-6 years
So back then he said model S would cost around 50k, it ended up at 75k (at least) so if I deduct from that; he now says model 3 will be in the 30k price range; so I expect the actual price to be around 50k for that one.
+Frank Roquemore The cheapest I found the model S was at 70k euros (yup I am in Europe ;-)), and that was a second hand one, base model (so not a P- or -D). Here you really cant find it below 75k euros. I am just talking about the price to buy it. In that same perspective I think the price to buy a model 3 will be around 50k euros. Trust me I am aware of the advantages of having a fully electric vehicle, and I'd really like to have one but I am just trying to predict the actual price one will have to pay to go and get the model 3.
***** Yeah same here, fingers crossed! I hope that the gigafactory will lower the battery prices enough to push down the price of the model 3. If it's around 30k euros, then it is an instant buy for me.
To be fair to those people, they didnt have the benefit of hindsight. People back then were quite optimistic about seeing a billionair invest his money in science and it was pretty exciting to think about the future.
@@simenon5929 Even today, he is lying and not ashamed of the hogwash he constantly propagates. The ones to blame are the scientists. They kept silent when this guy was talking about geoengineering Mars, instead of making earth a much better place. It is certainly becoming evident that he wouldn't put a man on Mars even in 2034.
@@morningstararun6278Well check this out, he's making both inside and outside Earth a much better place. He may be overly optimistic, which isn't bad (you know, at least way better than being overly pessimistic like, ehem, 'morningstar lucifer'), but he always ends up delivering. Look at every other product done at Tesla, their Optimus robot, Cybertruck deliveries or Starship, they're all on their way and others thru ongoing progress. Lighten up lucifer, we cannot wake up bitter every morning
I'm not sure why Tesla, Musk, et al. is getting flak from people regarding a government loan. If the company was viable then, that's excellent. Juxtapose that with mass-manufacturing car producers who, at the time, were nigh bankrupt - it's hard to see why these people were receiving criticisms for getting some gov't money.
media spins things a lot, thats all. Plus based off this interview (which is three years old), the only available model was the roadster. So to a lot of people it seemed like we were taking tax money and putting it into the riches hands. Nowadays that simply isn't true anymore. With the introduction of the model S which is being received very warmly, and the future introductions of the Model X and model 3 (Btw, the point of these names is so that they spell out this "S3X" hint hint), the car really is becoming more relatable to at lest the middle class. The model 3 will be the mass market tesla car and is supposed to be priced at about 35k which is pretty moderate.
this interview was several years ago and I noticed some numbers turned out incorrect. No $50k model s, its more like $100k for the good version, not 300 miles, more like 260 miles, changing batteries take 90secs, not under a minute. So I'm somewhat pessimistic about model e meeting its $35k price target. It will probably cost $50k for a good version
how many scammers who built a company from zero that launches a rocket and delivers payloads to orbit consistently every three days do you know? but I agree that he's overly optimistic
I wouldn't call him Da Vinci. As much as he knows the tech, he didn't exactly know the technical stuff. He's pretty much an executioner rather than the person who discovers technology. He's much closer as a patron to Da Vinci. :D
shukry sharby he does know a lot of the technical stuff he did a lot of the coding for paypal and invented a computer game when he was only a young kid and did coding when kids were still learning the alphabet.
I don't think well see a man on mars in our lifetimes. Extremly expensive, dangerous and with little interest besides the fact of saying "we went to mars !"
It's good to see guys like him, who risk his fortune to build up a dream and step forward in human progress, mostly rich people just invest their money in a speculatively way but don't think of giving nothing new to improve the world.
Rich people's investments employ many...just by investing a few million dollars in the stocked market you would be helping many many people have jobs and their own incomes.
he said this in 2011. now in 2016 he says yeah, we'll first use red dragon 2018 and then send a person in 2020. even if it takes 1 year more... he really would make this promise become a truth.
He now plans to do it by 2024, with the astronauts arriving in 2025. He is a genius, but he tends to be overly optimistic, especially when it comes to dates.
First man on Mars in 2027 is my bet. I don't think the best case scenario is very likely. I would love to be wrong, have been waiting all my life for this. There is a space conference in september, Musk is supposed to talk about he's Mars plans there.
Well, one must aim for the stars to reach the clouds. 2025 is definetly nothing bad, and he would beat NASA to it, provided that the US govt doesn't like shut down his mission or something. I mean, quite embarassing for NASA to be beaten to Mars by a billionaire, when the Soviets couldn't beat NASA to the Moon.
+LiNingAir I only see these types of interviewers in the US, it's an odd culture & 9 times out of 10 they just seem to completely miss the point, I don't know how neil degrasse does it frankly
Title is misleading, he didn't lie about it, at least not yet. He said 10 years at best, 15-20 years at worst. Still has until 2031 to make good on his prediction.
@@lalos9782 I never said it's happening, all I pointed out was that the title is misleading and the correct year that a video should come out for him to be called a liar.
2015: He's not going to put a person in space by next year. The model S is closer to 100k than 50k. Still, I applaud his efforts, his optimism, and his achievements.
But we always need to give his most ambitious time frames about 2X longer. I'd say man on Mars around 2030. He *has ultimately delivered* on the most crucial goals if mostly late to way late. (notable exception: 2014 @ some 30k car production he speculated 500k in 2020 and was mocked for it on The St.)
There is a written interview where the question is asked to Elon "Why not include solar panels to recharge the battery during operation" His chief designer said that due to Elon's math the size Solar cell they could fit on the car would charge it less then 10 miles a year. In order to have a large enough solar panel to get a substantial charge with an on board solar panel it would need to be a 10 foot long solar panel. Elon then said he still pushed to have it on though.
It would be wise to watch several interviews. Musk is humble and not taking credit for anything other than persistance and the understated ability to organize talent to accomplish something meaningful. I admire his ability to eat tons of bitterness and failure to manifest his visions.
***** It also has to be possible to manufacture the cars cheaply. Regardless of Musks's desire to sell a cheaper electric car that performs well, if costs can't be kept down, it won't happen.
jay Day I think a huge cost savings could come if he built the cars somewhere outside of California. There are multiple added costs for having heavy mfg in California. Not too mention the taxes, required labor costs, etc.
ghuegel If it doesn't happen then it won't sell. The Model III is going to be in direct competition with the BMW 3 series, which starts at around $39k. The Model III will definitely be cheap compared to the model S.
Can somebody tell me what Elon himself has done/invented/achieved/etc technologically?! As far as I know it's nothing... but I could be wrong, so pls help me internet!
"Mars ain't the kind of place to raise your kids In fact it's cold as hell And there's no one there to raise them if you did." -Elton John (Rocket Man.)
+nicolasap86 He is definitely expressing a poorly disguised incredulity or even a contemptuous tone in most of his questioning style. And, while I feel it's important in a good interview to ask tough or pointed questions, you can do so in one of two ways, an encouraging demeanor which I find draws people out more naturally and they open up about things they would otherwise be self conscious of, or a critical demeanor which I find puts people on the defensive and makes them reluctant to fully express themselves. I'd prefer an interview of the first type over the second type any day. This guy was giving an interview of the second type. Bringing up the guys divorce? "Oh, I just saw your ex-wife's face on the screen before I came in here". Are you fucking kidding me? "I don't like to talk about that". "Oh, OK, well let's talk about that a little more". Yeah, the interviewer was kind of a douche in this one.
"We used to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now we just look down, and worry about our place in the dirt. We must reach far beyond our own lifespans. We must think not as individuals but as a species. We're not meant to save the world. We're meant to leave it. This world's a treasure, but it's been telling us to leave for a while now." ーinterstellar,2014
After reading these comments, I've realize how stupid most people really are. I'm shocked at how much hate this man gets when hes trying to build a future where it benefits humanity greatly, like do you guys not get that we win more with these ideas? Electric all the way, also this interviewer is very edgy and his tone of voice is very rude. Questions were good but the tone of voice could use some fixing.
We all owe Musk a huge thanks for burning his fortune on a crazy project that woke up real carbuilders. The great Audi e-tron would never have been here if not for Elon...
Well yes i dont know that for sure but if you consider all aspects of this trip. -really giant distance 50 mil km is huge huge distance to travel -open space radiation -lack of real time communication with earth, radio signal will need 20 minutes to travel in one way, about 40 minutes in both. -isolation for months not days There are slim chances they will come back in decent shape.
Why - when each scientist knows that that VanAllen Belt is 20 000 KM thick, not 2000 MK and passing that belt is the equivalent of over a 10 million X-rays why there are people discussing human Mars voyages
yes but no one is saying electricity is currently 100% greenhouse free. Electric grids are powered by coal, but also by wind turbines, geothermal, and other methods that are greenhouse gas free. So the efficiency between the two are significantly different.
I vote that Elon be the man to go. in fact, we should send as soon as the technology to get through the Van Allen belts is "found " again (since they claim to have lost it)
5:44 Years later Tesla paid the loan, and even the interests on it. The USA actually made around 20K out of it, if I recall properly. Are GM et al able to say the same..? Nah.
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
I wish RUclips had a "oldest comment" option. I'd love to see people's initial thoughts about Elon without having to scroll down a billion times lol
There 1k comments, but that would be a cool idea
@@Sukunadagoat what?
@@cutthatcoconut9018 there’s only one thousand comments
@@Sukunadagoat who said there wasn't?
@@cutthatcoconut9018 oh my bad I misread
Elon in 2011: "I will put a man on Mars within the next ten years."
Elon in 2021: "Well that idea was short lived. I know! I'll buy twitter instead!"
That idea was also short lived
Here to let you know that Twitter deal was just terminated 💀
@@CaptainBlitz And now Twitter are suing him 😭
Yeah, he is jot buying it anymore RIP
Lol well add that to the list of things that didn’t age well
People in 2011: I bet there will be people on mars 10 years from now
2021: "She be genshining on my impact"
Yea lol Ella musk
*[EXTREMELY LOUD INCORRECT BUZZER]*
This sure aged like milk
How?
“best case 10 years, worst case 15-20 years”
The best case didn't work out, but he did have the120 meter tall giant rocket in full stack at the launch pad. And have won the NASA contract to land the human on moon.
@@807800 you can tell when people read the title of the video without watching it. Elon spends the first 13 minutes talking about Tesla and boy has that company come leaps and bounds since 2011. He spends just over 1 minute talking about Space X, Elon spent more time talking about Tony Stark than Space X.
Like all of his ideas
@@807800So basically the title is right.
Lol
elon in 2011: man, i can't wait to put a man on mars
elon in 2021: *THE LIBS WANNA CHANGE THE HIMALAYAS TO THE THEY/THEMALAYAS*
WEmalayas
This is absolutely brilliant
I am in tears if there has ever been a good pronouns joke this is the one
Usually geniuses don't go around proclaiming that they're geniuses because they are secure in the accomplishments that being a genius has gotten them so much more easily than most people. It would actually be a sign of something being off with the person. It would be very unexpected for Elon Musk to go around talking about how smart he is.
You're the only comment from when this was originally posted that I respect.
This guy is the real one
Look who was right 11 years ago!
you saw the vision
Nice fake, clickbait title...
14:00 "Best case 10 years, worst case 15 to 20 years"
vava54own True, but that's still pretty soon.
+Ayandolos If the world survives another 30 years, I doubt people will be aging anymore. We are at the brink of solving aging.
I will have to disagree on multiple points here.
1. The healthiest and the wealthiest countries have the lowest birth rates in the world. Statistics show us that mothers who live in those countries choose to have fewer children because the chance of any child surviving and thriving in that environment is very big, hence fewer children are needed to ensure the survival of the genome. Therefore I'm confident that by ending aging we will also solve the population problem on Earth. A lot of people will not give birth at all. Some will still do it for the experience of having a child but most won't.
2. We have accidents today as well so I don't understand your logic very much. I think that by eliminating death by aging we will be the opposite of afraid - we may in fact become too comfortable and delay anything that we want to do because we aren't motivated by time anymore. And sure every now and then people will die from car accidents and stuff like that, but thanks to cars like Tesla even that will happen less often. Knowing that aging isn't killing me is certainly a relief for me not the other way around. However don't look at it as becoming immortal because that will freak you out, now you cling to eternal life, but you are not invulnerable or invincible just not aging, so it's just another perk, like having a good dentist. Instead think about what's the meaning of life and how would having a longer life benefit you. Maybe you will have time to uncover spiritual truths or make a larger contribution to society. Who knows :)
+Stanislav Staykov Honestly I hope we don't solve aging before we convince everyone to stop having kids and shrink the population a little. Can you imagine if the birth rates continued but nobody died anymore? Holy crap can you say overpopulation.....
Ayandolos Moving people to other planets will certainly happen, but do you know what resources it would take to move billions of people?
If you sterilize everyone and make it so that you need a permit to get the sterilization temporarily undone, it could happen. We need world population down to about a billion.
10 years later and his vehicles don’t even work 😂
They definitely DO work, it just happens that cars as whole are not the future.
@@creativename2567 That's right. Mass public transport is the future.
Did you know, in the space that two Tesla Model Xs take up, which would only allow for 12 passengers, you can have 87 passengers on a bus?
It's not just on land as well, the same applies if you go underground as well. In the same space that ten Tesla Model Xs take up, which would only allow for 60 passengers, you can have 423 passengers on a train?
Crazy, isn't it?
@@jackedrussell Oooh, here's a better one: autonomous vehicles are trains/trams with a ton of extra steps and no chill for pedestrians.
@@DaRedWunsGoFasta Are you saying trains are bad or good?
@@GP0011 bad.
r/agedlikemilk
10 years later: I'm just gonna buy a social media company instead, close enough eh?!?!
And then run it into the ground!
I think you’ll be surprised at Twitter’s progress in the coming years.
So far, 5 weeks after purchase, the monthly users continue to rise and the app hasn’t shut down like everyone said it would.
If Twitter is successful, it will serve as a template in Silicon Valley on how to run a tech company.
@@willitbreak5825 Users are still going to keep going up because it's, y'know, Twitter. That doesn't excuse the varying issues its faced since its purchase
@@judehutchinson8355 What issues specifically?
I’m rather surprised at how well Twitter has performed the past month. Major advertisers like Apple have returned and there is more transparency on how previous management silenced (shadow-banned) individuals.
Additionally, Twitter claims removing child exploitation posts are a focus now.
Community notes seems to be more prevalent now too in an effort to combat misinformation, even calling out Musk on incorrect statements he makes.
Twitter Blue is still late however as that will launch on Monday.
@@willitbreak5825this aged like milk lol
I've been in a coma for 11 years and the first thing I want to say is: Wow, men live on Mars now. That's incredible. Elon Musk did it. He's the best. I'm so happy to see the pictures and videos of the human colony on another planet. Maybe I can even join them someday. How cool would that be? Elon Musk is my hero. He's making history and saving humanity. I'm so proud to live in this era.
P.S. Can someone please tell me what a Dogecoin is?
sorry too disapoint you bro , but he din'dt put a man on mars, yet unfortunatley jutsayin
@@CS-mo7xp🤯🤯🤯
@@unknownplayz1029 thats rigth bro.. . no man on mars. i think its to far away
And people still believe his extremely bold statements
Didn't he say BEST case 10 years, worst case 15-20 years?
@@mysterouis30 So we'll come back here in 7 years and see how many people will have been on Mars...
@@mysterouis30We are already close to the worst case, but you'll see he wont even hit that one
@@origaminefretami3480 2032 is close? Have you seen the Starship test launches? At this rate, we will see the first man on mars within the next 5-6 years
@@mysterouis30 lol yeah sure.
Elon in 2011: "I'll buy Twitter in 10 years"
Do tell us more, Elon
hyperloop line to mars... with teslas
50 year long traffic.
Oh wait, nevermind. Traffic is gone now thanks to Musky
I don't see the problem of them loaning tax payer money.
They paid it back with interest so it is a good thing?
It’s a good thing because we get more money if they succeed
@@GolddenWaffles plus the availability of sustainable energy technology to the public
8 years later, Elon has had PPP loans forgiven left and right, paying zero interest
@@AM-ry8i5 well then
I request for 10 years version of this.
There you go
lol. here we are still...
From trying to get people on Mars to getting booed on Dave Chappelle's show...
Here after the explotion✌️
bump this.!!
So back then he said model S would cost around 50k, it ended up at 75k (at least) so if I deduct from that; he now says model 3 will be in the 30k price range; so I expect the actual price to be around 50k for that one.
+Frank Roquemore The cheapest I found the model S was at 70k euros (yup I am in Europe ;-)), and that was a second hand one, base model (so not a P- or -D). Here you really cant find it below 75k euros. I am just talking about the price to buy it. In that same perspective I think the price to buy a model 3 will be around 50k euros. Trust me I am aware of the advantages of having a fully electric vehicle, and I'd really like to have one but I am just trying to predict the actual price one will have to pay to go and get the model 3.
*****
Yeah same here, fingers crossed! I hope that the gigafactory will lower the battery prices enough to push down the price of the model 3. If it's around 30k euros, then it is an instant buy for me.
RUclips, for godsake, include the option of "Oldest Comments". We desperately want to read how people meatrided this guy a decade ago.
To be fair to those people, they didnt have the benefit of hindsight. People back then were quite optimistic about seeing a billionair invest his money in science and it was pretty exciting to think about the future.
@@simenon5929 Even today, he is lying and not ashamed of the hogwash he constantly propagates. The ones to blame are the scientists. They kept silent when this guy was talking about geoengineering Mars, instead of making earth a much better place. It is certainly becoming evident that he wouldn't put a man on Mars even in 2034.
@@morningstararun6278Well check this out, he's making both inside and outside Earth a much better place. He may be overly optimistic, which isn't bad (you know, at least way better than being overly pessimistic like, ehem, 'morningstar lucifer'), but he always ends up delivering. Look at every other product done at Tesla, their Optimus robot, Cybertruck deliveries or Starship, they're all on their way and others thru ongoing progress. Lighten up lucifer, we cannot wake up bitter every morning
I'm not sure why Tesla, Musk, et al. is getting flak from people regarding a government loan. If the company was viable then, that's excellent. Juxtapose that with mass-manufacturing car producers who, at the time, were nigh bankrupt - it's hard to see why these people were receiving criticisms for getting some gov't money.
media spins things a lot, thats all. Plus based off this interview (which is three years old), the only available model was the roadster. So to a lot of people it seemed like we were taking tax money and putting it into the riches hands. Nowadays that simply isn't true anymore. With the introduction of the model S which is being received very warmly, and the future introductions of the Model X and model 3 (Btw, the point of these names is so that they spell out this "S3X" hint hint), the car really is becoming more relatable to at lest the middle class. The model 3 will be the mass market tesla car and is supposed to be priced at about 35k which is pretty moderate.
It's been 10 years
13 years we're still waiting
this interview was several years ago and I noticed some numbers turned out incorrect. No $50k model s, its more like $100k for the good version, not 300 miles, more like 260 miles, changing batteries take 90secs, not under a minute. So I'm somewhat pessimistic about model e meeting its $35k price target. It will probably cost $50k for a good version
Wait til I tell you about how this plan went
This man who handled Twitter so well, how could it all go wrong? (Sarcasm cause ik idiots on the internet can’t recognize it)
Elon in 2011: “I’m gonna put a man in Mars in 10 years”
Elon now: “Let’s make people pay for something that was free for over a decade”
2011: I’ll put a man on mars
2022: I bought Twitter and it’s dying. Can someone pay me $8/month? 🥺
2023: removing twitter's block feature because his fragile little ego can't handle being the most blocked account on twitter
Aged like milk
Guys, guys. He meant to say TWENTY years, not ten. We are almost there...
This is a joke right
There is no way we will have a man o mars in at least 25 years FROM NOW, 2024. We have yet to return to the moon. Mars is waaaay more complicated.
The interviewer actually makes very valid point. There is no need to call him a jerk for asking tough questions.
Are you still active on RUclips?
Would be pretty cool to see a 2006 user still online now
@@elderstray5830 the A profile picture makes me think they're do not use the account
@@elderstray5830 My oldest comments on this account are like 17 years old, so I'm pretty close.
very excited! or as these 2010's kids say, hyped! can't wait in 2020 when I'll be with my wife and children seeing the rocket launch! go elon!
😂😂 Your grandkids will still be waiting
This was 12 years ago now. Can the public get a refund now? He knew this would never happen. He even faked putting a car in “space”. Clown 🤡
Wdym he faked that? I know Elon fakes stuff all the time, but how did he fake that?
Who else is watching this after the NASA and SpaceX Falcon 9 launch?
Emperor Musk of Mars
And now he’s crying about “cis” being a slur 🤣
How is that man on Mars doing?
2011: I'll put a man on mars in 10 years
2022: people would pay 8 for a 30 minute frappe over 8 a month for twitter verification
Are ya winnin' son?
No father 😥🤣
Everyone trashing Elon but nobody knows that he actually owns his very own secret civilization on Mars.
Well it's not a secret if you know about it.
cringe
cringe cope
How did that go?
What a lovely morning in Mars today!
10 years later and he’s not even close
come on it’s been TWELVE years now and still no mars men
not even on the moon ^^
Why RUclips is suggesting me this video exact 10 years from then?
I am so glad I won this bet.
Im not. A mars colony would have been cool.
@@simenon5929a whole colony? Lol when should that happen
how anyone still takes this scammer srsly after all of his lies and failures is beyond me .
People dont admit when they're wrong. Simple as that
😂😂😂
how many scammers who built a company from zero that launches a rocket and delivers payloads to orbit consistently every three days do you know? but I agree that he's overly optimistic
@@sosnovskihvadim he did allat with his dad emerald mine vro he did not build it from the ground up
elon musk seems like the Da Vinci of the 21st century
*is I bet that damn autocorrect is a right bottle!
I wouldn't call him Da Vinci. As much as he knows the tech, he didn't exactly know the technical stuff. He's pretty much an executioner rather than the person who discovers technology. He's much closer as a patron to Da Vinci. :D
shukry sharby he does know a lot of the technical stuff he did a lot of the coding for paypal and invented a computer game when he was only a young kid and did coding when kids were still learning the alphabet.
Musk & Da Vinci as brothers...wow, there's a movie
That's rediculous, he doesn't paint.
13 years soon 💪
Is it just me or does this interviewer talk to Elon like he owes him money?
I don't think well see a man on mars in our lifetimes. Extremly expensive, dangerous and with little interest besides the fact of saying "we went to mars !"
Wrong. Wealth and unlimited real estate. Mining operations could yield wealth beyond a thousand musks.
Imagine they will have tech to bring Mars within moon range one day
@@johnconnor8937 Mining operations of what? The cost to transport any material from mars would far outweigh the benefits at this point.
Finally someone with common sense and working brain
2024 ... Still here 😶☀️
*[Directed by Robert B. Weide]*
It's good to see guys like him, who risk his fortune to build up a dream and step forward in human progress, mostly rich people just invest their money in a speculatively way but don't think of giving nothing new to improve the world.
Rich people's investments employ many...just by investing a few million dollars in the stocked market you would be helping many many people have jobs and their own incomes.
In the future they will talk about him the way we talk about Thomas Edison
David A. Uh yea I think you don’t understand economics bud
@@davida.4933 wat
@@backward9 Give it time. -> Howard Hughes....
he said this in 2011.
now in 2016 he says yeah, we'll first use red dragon 2018 and then send a person in 2020. even if it takes 1 year more... he really would make this promise become a truth.
He now plans to do it by 2024, with the astronauts arriving in 2025. He is a genius, but he tends to be overly optimistic, especially when it comes to dates.
First man on Mars in 2027 is my bet.
I don't think the best case scenario is very likely. I would love to be wrong, have been waiting all my life for this.
There is a space conference in september, Musk is supposed to talk about he's Mars plans there.
Well, one must aim for the stars to reach the clouds. 2025 is definetly nothing bad, and he would beat NASA to it, provided that the US govt doesn't like shut down his mission or something.
I mean, quite embarassing for NASA to be beaten to Mars by a billionaire, when the Soviets couldn't beat NASA to the Moon.
+Anton Pedersen Only half embarrassing. It would still be americans after all.
well this is something
Check in after 10 years... wondering how many people in the comment session are still his minons until today
dAdDY eLoN gOd
Incredible! Did anyone ever check on this?
Don't get fooled by the misleading title: 13:50
Alan Murray should NEVER be an interviewer ever again after this interview.
+LiNingAir I only see these types of interviewers in the US, it's an odd culture & 9 times out of 10 they just seem to completely miss the point, I don't know how neil degrasse does it frankly
Who would have guess this guy is a liar.
Title is misleading, he didn't lie about it, at least not yet.
He said 10 years at best, 15-20 years at worst. Still has until 2031 to make good on his prediction.
@@user-oo6ww6bl5x it’s not happening dude he isn’t even close
@@lalos9782 I never said it's happening, all I pointed out was that the title is misleading and the correct year that a video should come out for him to be called a liar.
And a con artist
It's not like he is trying to mislead people. He is just optimistic.
You got 1 year Elon
times up
TIME'S OVER, oh wait he requested 10 more year....
I don't like the guy asking the questions
desarso
Well I don't like Elon.
No:1 Rory why not?
@desarso why ? because he's EMPIRICALLY PROVEN right and being realistic ?
Guys he's talking about mars chocolate.
2015: He's not going to put a person in space by next year. The model S is closer to 100k than 50k. Still, I applaud his efforts, his optimism, and his achievements.
Do you still do that? Self driving/robo taxi/cybertruck/that other truck etc
How time flies. He only had 5 kids when this video came out. Now he's in the double digits.
Wow, just looking at this in 2018 he has changed so much! And become so succesful!
Joy L he’s absolutely unstoppable and amazing
But we always need to give his most ambitious time frames about 2X longer. I'd say man on Mars around 2030.
He *has ultimately delivered* on the most crucial goals if mostly late to way late. (notable exception: 2014 @ some 30k car production he speculated 500k in 2020 and was mocked for it on The St.)
He has always been spectacularly successful and is still exactly the same in terms of values, goals, personality, most important qualities.
And now he's a con artist
@@The_Poro_King he's always been one
There is a written interview where the question is asked to Elon "Why not include solar panels to recharge the battery during operation" His chief designer said that due to Elon's math the size Solar cell they could fit on the car would charge it less then 10 miles a year. In order to have a large enough solar panel to get a substantial charge with an on board solar panel it would need to be a 10 foot long solar panel. Elon then said he still pushed to have it on though.
Elon Musk: I'll put a man on Mars in 10 years
Elon Musk now: cEnSOrSHiP TWittEr
14:00 he said something a bit different.
It would be wise to watch several interviews. Musk is humble and not taking credit for anything other than persistance and the understated ability to organize talent to accomplish something meaningful. I admire his ability to eat tons of bitterness and failure to manifest his visions.
do you still think that?
do you still think that?
well…
Damn, his estimate that the Model S will be $50,000 has me worried about his prediction that there'll be an ~$35,000 Tesla in 3-4 years.
I think there giving up on the affordable car market TBH i think there going to stay in the semi-high end/luxury car market.
***** It also has to be possible to manufacture the cars cheaply. Regardless of Musks's desire to sell a cheaper electric car that performs well, if costs can't be kept down, it won't happen.
jay Day I think a huge cost savings could come if he built the cars somewhere outside of California. There are multiple added costs for having heavy mfg in California. Not too mention the taxes, required labor costs, etc.
ghuegel If it doesn't happen then it won't sell. The Model III is going to be in direct competition with the BMW 3 series, which starts at around $39k. The Model III will definitely be cheap compared to the model S.
Buffs and here we are 2 years later with the model 3 releasing soon at that $35000 base price tag haha.
Can somebody tell me what Elon himself has done/invented/achieved/etc technologically?! As far as I know it's nothing... but I could be wrong, so pls help me internet!
Nothing basically. He is just a brilliant promomachine.
3:50
P85D is faster than the roadster 0-60 in 3.2 seconds quickest sedan in the world just like he said 3 years ago!!!!
Welcome to 2019.
Guys he did it!!! Oh wait…
"Mars ain't the kind of place to raise your kids
In fact it's cold as hell
And there's no one there to raise them if you did."
-Elton John (Rocket Man.)
All words
He was still bald and somehow he looked better than today.
Soooo, we're in 2023... How's that working for ya', Elon?
the world needs more visionaries like this guy.
note my name, pal
A con artist
He lied
Scammer baby man not visionary
he's not a visionary, he's a narcissistic liar
14:00 he said “best case 10 years, worst case 15 to 20 years”
@Galavant 20+0=20
3 years more Elon, 3 years more.
1 more year 😂
-1 year more Elon, -1 year more 💀
Well?
idk about mars but he certainly sent a lot of short sellers to the moon
To some people this must be the most dangerous man in the world. ;)
Finally, someone is breaking the status quo!
***** They do.
I belong to the most dangerous kind of humans, a free thinker, a truth seeker and a sanctuary of moral values.
@@ThyMajesticOnemore like a fake genius who makes insane claims and never delivers.
@@hardikchawla2768 What did you give to the world?
@@ThyMajesticOne it's been 10 years bro. Where's my mars colony
Your "Destroyer of status quo" is crying about buying twitter at twitter.
Aight Elon your time is up.
Well……. We’re waiting!
This interviewer is just obnoxious. I feel like he just trying so hard to make Elon doubt his work.
+nicolasap86
He is definitely expressing a poorly disguised incredulity or even a contemptuous tone in most of his questioning style.
And, while I feel it's important in a good interview to ask tough or pointed questions, you can do so in one of two ways, an encouraging demeanor which I find draws people out more naturally and they open up about things they would otherwise be self conscious of, or a critical demeanor which I find puts people on the defensive and makes them reluctant to fully express themselves. I'd prefer an interview of the first type over the second type any day. This guy was giving an interview of the second type.
Bringing up the guys divorce?
"Oh, I just saw your ex-wife's face on the screen before I came in here".
Are you fucking kidding me?
"I don't like to talk about that".
"Oh, OK, well let's talk about that a little more".
Yeah, the interviewer was kind of a douche in this one.
+nicolasap86 He's probably regretting it these days. It's cool to see Elon is following through with everything despite people like this.
Interviewer is the genius one here and musk is an idiot
UPDATE: he did not.
2024: ma' fridom of speech
Well that was a lie.
Yep yeppp
"We used to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now we just look down, and worry about our place in the dirt.
We must reach far beyond our own lifespans. We must think not as individuals but as a species.
We're not meant to save the world. We're meant to leave it. This world's a treasure, but it's been telling us to leave for a while now." ーinterstellar,2014
After reading these comments, I've realize how stupid most people really are. I'm shocked at how much hate this man gets when hes trying to build a future where it benefits humanity greatly, like do you guys not get that we win more with these ideas? Electric all the way, also this interviewer is very edgy and his tone of voice is very rude. Questions were good but the tone of voice could use some fixing.
We all owe Musk a huge thanks for burning his fortune on a crazy project that woke up real carbuilders. The great Audi e-tron would never have been here if not for Elon...
@@jacksonvaldez5911 Agreed sir
this aged poorly.
@@SufixJami Dude just say you think Elon is your God-Emperor
What has he built other than his fortune through defrauding investors? Lol
Well yes i dont know that for sure but if you consider all aspects of this trip.
-really giant distance 50 mil km is huge huge distance to travel
-open space radiation
-lack of real time communication with earth, radio signal will need 20 minutes to travel in one way, about 40 minutes in both.
-isolation for months not days
There are slim chances they will come back in decent shape.
I mean they do have a starship ready to go in orbit
Still waiting
Why - when each scientist knows that that VanAllen Belt is 20 000 KM thick, not 2000 MK and
passing that belt is the equivalent of over a 10 million X-rays
why there are people discussing human Mars voyages
I'll complete elder scrolls v Skyrim in 1 year
yes but no one is saying electricity is currently 100% greenhouse free. Electric grids are powered by coal, but also by wind turbines, geothermal, and other methods that are greenhouse gas free. So the efficiency between the two are significantly different.
Mars got a tiny bit closer today with SN15 successfully landing.
Its a clickbait title, watch the whole video
No one can watch 16 minutes of Elons nervous talking dude.
I vote that Elon be the man to go. in fact, we should send as soon as the technology to get through the Van Allen belts is "found " again (since they claim to have lost it)
The title misquotes Elon since he actually says "best case 10 years, worst case 15-20 years."
well were going into very worst case then. Starship not even flown yet, human rating same. Id believe a flight in 10 years from now
End of 2024, still waiting 😅
5:44 Years later Tesla paid the loan, and even the interests on it. The USA actually made around 20K out of it, if I recall properly. Are GM et al able to say the same..? Nah.
And now what?