In Elon Musk's Post, A Connection Between SpaceX And 'The Karate Kid'
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Tech billionaire, Elon Musk, shared a clip from the film The Karate Kid along with the tweet.
To say that Elon Musk is a man with unique ideas would be an understatement. The tech billionaire is known for his interest in Space explorations and his active efforts to achieve his plans for them. The Tesla and SpaceX founder created a buzz on social media on Monday when he tweeted a clip from the film the 1984 film, The Karate Kid. The clip that Mr Musk shared features one of the characters from the film trying to catch a fly with a pair of chopsticks. It was, in fact, the tweet accompanying the clip that piqued the interest of his followers. SpaceX will try to catch largest ever flying object with robot chopsticks.Success is not guaranteed, but excitement is!https://t.co/75yMgIWOwE Stage Zero I trust them. https://t.co/cetexlcqqV The fact #ElonMusk talks and accepts failures so openely,is a game changer!He may not realize it but it's gradually changing the course of all the boardroom, bedroom conversations!! https://t.co/81cEWvakEQ Damn Elon i can't even use chopsticks let alone a robot - the dudes crazy #ElonMusk#spaceX#Teslahttps://t.co/ge3eceMVad Ready for the excitement, no expectations - good luck @SpaceX@elonmuskhttps://t.co/K4XDFVnyTY Elon is the king of reality TV! https://t.co/2PeDTIdCkU He wrote, “SpaceX will try to catch largest ever flying object with robot chopsticks.” Keeping it real with his followers, Mr Musk wrote, “Success is not guaranteed, but excitement is!” The clip shows a man trying to catch a fly with chosticks.
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