“I lost my son, essentially,” Musk said in an interview about his transgender daughter, who went to court in 2022 to legally sever ties with the billionaire.
One of the problems of being fabulously rich is the lack of practice of accepting things you cannot change. When you’re affluent enough, not even a billionaire, services come out of the woodwork to curb your renegade kids and other family issues. (In which the problem is always other people, not you.) It’s now conversion therapy services and abduction camps make their profit.
It’s also fuels companies that make security measures to combat time theft which is essentially human workers doing normal human things they have to do to function, but on company time. (The opposite of time theft, wage theft costs our economy more than all petty crime combined.)
One of the problems of being fabulously rich is the lack of practice of accepting things you cannot change. When you’re affluent enough, not even a billionaire, services come out of the woodwork to curb your renegade kids and other family issues. (In which the problem is always other people, not you.) It’s now conversion therapy services and abduction camps make their profit.
It’s also fuels companies that make security measures to combat time theft which is essentially human workers doing normal human things they have to do to function, but on company time. (The opposite of time theft, wage theft costs our economy more than all petty crime combined.)