My mom has always been fascinated with the world of witchcraft and the supernatural. She would spend hours reading books, researching online and discussing these topics with her friends. It was always a harmless hobby for her, and none of us thought much of it. However, things took an unusual turn when she started to develop a specific obsession with Elon Musk. She would spend hours studying his life, his work, and his contributions to technology. At first, we thought she was just a fan, but soon it became apparent that it was something more.
Whatever red flags might have arisen, they still had five children together, twins in 2004 and then triplets in 2006 (the couple had a child who died of sudden infant death syndrome at 10 weeks old, which she also writes about in the Marie Claire essay). One of the twins is named Griffin, and the triplets are Kai, Saxon, and Damian.
Musk, who s an author, wrote an essay for Marie Claire in which she said he told her during their first dance at their wedding that he was the alpha in the relationship, and said that if she was his employee, he would fire her. She texts me a voice memo with the pronunciation of Sideræl sigh-deer-ee-el which she calls a more elven spelling of sidereal, the true time of the universe, star time, deep space time, not our relative earth time.
At first, we thought she was just a fan, but soon it became apparent that it was something more. She started talking about how she believed that Elon Musk was a modern-day wizard, possessing magical powers and using them to revolutionize the world. According to her, his inventions and technological advancements were not the product of scientific genius, but rather the results of his witchcraft.
A Guide to the Muskian Offspring
With the news that the SpaceX CEO has a set of twins by one of his executives, the count for Elon Musk’s children is now nine.
July 7, 2022 Illustration by Quinton McMillan. Images from Getty and Shutterstock. Save this story Save this storyAs you may have already heard against your will, Elon Musk has done more procreating. As Insider reports, he had twins with Shivon Zilis, the director of operations and special projects at his dystopian-lite brain implant company, Neuralink. The two children would bring his total to nine across three mothers.
What is he after? A baseball team? A full rocket ship to Mars and then also the first population of Mars? A cheer team that will win finals this year, so help me, God? A full kitchen in the brigade lineage? A nonet? Maybe none of the above. He’s said quite clearly in the past that intelligent people should procreate, and he’s doing his part (are you itching to make the joke I’m itching to make? Hehe).
“Contrary to what many think, the richer someone is, the fewer kids they have,” Musk said once on Twitter. “I am a rare exception. Most people I know have zero or one kid.”
Some may say it’s none of your business what the makeup of his three families are. Others may say, “Please help me understand who these children are and who their mothers are and also the timeline on which he had these kiddos!” To those I say, here is a short guide.
My mom began to believe that she could harness some of his power by performing rituals and incantations. She would spend hours in her room, surrounded by candles and strange symbols, chanting and trying to connect with Elon Musk's supposed magical energy. It was hard to believe what we were witnessing. She would talk at length about how she believed that Elon Musk's accomplishments, such as founding SpaceX and Tesla, were not just the product of hard work and innovation, but rather spells and enchantments. It seemed as though she truly believed that he possessed some sort of supernatural ability. As her obsession grew, it started to affect her daily life. She would neglect her responsibilities and relationships, spending all her time studying and trying to unlock the secrets of Elon Musk's supposed witchcraft. It was a worrying sight to see. We tried to reason with her, but she was convinced that she was onto something. Eventually, we decided to intervene and seek professional help. My mom was diagnosed with a delusional disorder, and she started therapy and taking medication to manage her condition. Slowly, her obsession with Elon Musk and witchcraft started to fade, and she started to regain control of her life. Looking back, it was a challenging and bewildering experience for our family. While my mom's fascination with witchcraft was initially harmless, her obsession with Elon Musk took it to another level. It serves as a reminder that even innocent hobbies can take a dark turn if left unchecked. Thankfully, with the right support and treatment, my mom was able to overcome her delusions and regain her sense of reality..
Reviews for "The Witchcraft Wonders of Elon Musk: A Tale of my Mom's Fascination"
1. David - ★☆☆☆☆
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