So listen, there's this misconception that money can cure poverty or hunger, but that is

the furthest thing from the truth.

Everybody thinks if you give this person $450,000, they will never be poor again.

If you pay people back money, if you go out there and help everybody get a million dollars,

they will live a better life.

If you give them UBI income, they're going to live a better life.

That is not true.

And here's why recently, the executive director of the UN World Food Program tweeted out

saying 2% of Elon Musk's net worth, which is around $6 billion, because he was worth

$300 billion at the time, can help solve world hunger.

So everybody's like, oh my gosh, he's so rich.

Why doesn't he take 2% of his money and $6 billion to make that happen?

Well, from that moment, some interesting things happen because Elon Musk responded and

he said the following thing.

He said, look, if you can prove to me that $6 billion will solve world hunger, I will

sell Tesla stock right now and do it.

But it must be open source accounting so the public sees precisely how the money is being

spent.

Then while this whole conversation is taking place, another person gets involved, a man

named Dr. Eli Davids says, 2% of Elon Musk's $6 billion in 2020, UN World Food Program,

which is WFP, raised $8.4 billion, how come it didn't solve world hunger?

So eventually, this executive director from UN Responds and says, well, I wasn't really

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