The world is eagerly anticipating the arrival of its first trillionaire, who just so happens to be Elon Musk—a man with a penchant for chaos and a taste for late-night social media antics. Following the floatation of SpaceX, Musk is set to surpass the GDP of some countries, all while controlling space, cars, and the internet.

Market analyst Julian Cook paints a vivid picture, likening Musk to a villain straight out of a low-budget action movie, only with real-life implications. Unlike his tech counterparts who are content with profiting from evil, Musk is keen on initiating a global fascist regime.

With a legion of clone children, a controversial AI, and a fleet of drones, Musk's world domination plans seem almost comically villainous. He even hints at a social experiment called National Socialism 2.0, leaving many wondering if it's all a grand joke—or a genuine threat.