i'm gonna wade in here. i'm rich af. founded of a major cryptocurrency, multiple software companies, blah blah, i have so many accomplishments at this point the rest of the world can't begin to comprehend. you won't believe me, but i'll be a billionaire sometime in 2025 if the market trend continues so fuck you. and yet despite all that, my proudest accomplishments have been my otb chess play, and pwning people on lol ranked, and pulling world number 1s on leaderboards for various other video games. my most intense moments were leading a guild that was first to push heroic progression in wow back in the day. so i understand why this matters to musk, even if all you fuckers can't comprehend, it. it goes like this: behind all my accomplishments, money and supposed brilliance there's always this insecurity like maybe i was just the right guy in the right place at the right time, no matter how hard i worked. it's imposter syndrome, and no one is immune. and it's worse because i'm always so much bigger in the minds of others. i don't feel as special as people around me act like i am. but video games. man they are an equalizer. the whole world is trying and i'm pwning your asses. and i have to share something extremely funny to me: it's easy. when i'm destroying the plebs on a level playing field knowing you all have tremendously more time than me, it validates everything else i've accomplished in a way nothing else can. that's all elon wants, and that's why he's so butthurt at people questioning his gaming cred and pulling out quake tournaments from 30 years ago, because it concrete proof that he really is exceptional.
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