The richest man in the world will not be attending a gathering of the richest men in the world because he says it'll be boring a F.

That's as friends say it will be.

And that's Elon Musk's opinion of the meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Gentlemen, I think Davos is interesting for a variety

reasons. One, you've got, well, if I were a mean-spirited guy, I might call it a target-rich

environment, but you have the richest and most powerful people in the world all gathering in one

place to, well, frankly, trying to determine the rest of our fates. How successful they'll ever be in that is, I suppose, up to us.

But I've come up with a theory about what they're really up to at Davos, and I'll get to that in a second.

Before I do, though, part of me wonders if Davos might be losing a bit of its charm for the richest and most

powerful. Elon Musk won't be there. He says it's boring. Oh, yeah, go ahead. Can I interrupt you

for one second, see? Could you just explain to people what that is for those people who may not be

familiar with what's going on at Davos and the World Economic Forum? The World Economic Forum was

started by a German billionaire, Klaus Schwab.

German billionaire and Bond villain in 1971.

And Bond villain, yes, yes.

He's very much into things like all kinds of social controls and global depopulation and just generally bad stuff.

But he won't be in attendance this year, even though it's his

WEF that puts on Davos. He's claiming a scheduling conflict as though he didn't know this

thing we're going on. George Soros. Plus is also like 84 years old. He is. George Soros won't

be there. Another Bond villain billionaire. There's a rumor he's having some health issues.

I don't know if that's true or not.

Also not in attendance this year.

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