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Did you attempt reaching them?

• swamp40 13y ago
  You should at least ask. Maybe you are destined to be a modern day Napoleon Hill?
  • SuperChihuahua 13y ago
    The only question I have unanswered is what the name of the game was that Elon Musk sold when he was 12. I had to include Blastar, Blast Star, and Blaster. I tried to ask that question on Twitter, but it got lost in the spam... @alanctgardner2 I meant questions that will improve the material I have. You can always ask more questions, but I didn't want the book to be too long either. Well, I wrote it because he's an engineer and it's hard to find engineers that are role models, and I wrote it because he cares about peak oil and not so many others do.
    • alanctgardner2 13y ago
      I find it hard to believe that, having looked at someone's entire life you can't think of anything to ask them if you met face-to-face. It kind of makes me worried that the book might be a bit superficial: you can have lots of facts about what he's done, but very little critical commentary or insight into his thought process, emotions, etc. What is it about Musk that made you want to write a whole book about him?
    • someperson 13y ago
      There's a clip on YouTube ;) It has a title screen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqrqU_wTPAw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqrqU_wTPAw
      • SuperChihuahua 13y ago
        That's another game released in 1993 by Core Design. Elon's game was released in 1983. I've written in the biography that the two games shouldn't be confused.