Elon Musk was recently asked if he believes in God. In an interview with Katie Miller on her podcast this week, the Tesla CEO said he believes “this universe came from something. People have different labels.” “Who do you look up to the most?,” asked Miller. To this, Musk replied saying “The Creator”. “What’s your position on God?,” Miller further stressed. The tech billionaire responded “God is the Creator.”
Miller’s next question was “You don’t believe in God though, do you?”. This time, Elon Musk said “Well, I believe this universe came from something. People have different labels.”
Musk says Trump is ‘funniest person I know in real life’
During the same interview, Elon Musk was asked whom he considers the funniest person he knows. Musk responded saying:“President Trump is the funniest person I know in real life. He’s got a great sense of humor. He’s naturally funny. It’s effortless. When he had Mamdani in the office and he told Mamdani to call him a fascist, that was awesome”.
Elon Musk on DOGE
Elon Musk spoke to Miller on a range of topics, including the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) – Trump administration’s cost-cutting department then led by Musk. He said that DOGE was “somewhat successful’ in its mission when asked about DOGE’s success. “We were a little bit successful,” he said, adding “We were somewhat successful.”During the conversation, Musk said that “Department of Government Efficiency” was “a made-up name” that was “based on internet suggestions”.Talking about SpaceX Starship and his ambitious Mars Mission, Elon Musk said “It needs to be sustainably multi-planetary, so not just visiting, but actually multi-planetary in the sense that if you have planetary redundancy, so if there were to be a catastrophe on one of the planets, the other planet would survive. Starship is capable of doing that for the first time in history, and no AI was used to create it.”
