Elon Musk

By Walter Isaacson

Walter Isaacson provides an intimate portrait of the mercurial innovator behind Tesla, SpaceX, and X. Shadowing Musk for two years, Isaacson explores how childhood trauma and a "rogue" father forged a man driven by a permanent "crisis mode" and a destructive tolerance for risk. The biography questions if the same demons that fuel Musk’s personal turmoil are the necessary catalysts for his revolutionary progress in space, AI, and electric vehicles.
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