>selling services to government agencies
What in the world makes you think that? Musk is pretty clearly against this government, and openly so - if he wants to sell services to government agencies, he's definitely on the wrong path.
What in the world makes you think that? Musk is pretty clearly against this government, and openly so - if he wants to sell services to government agencies, he's definitely on the wrong path.
Hah, owning Twitter, if was competent, he could've gotten a Rupert Murdoch level of kingmaker powers. Too bad his shrewedness is as great as his level of wit: thinking that dragging in a kitchen sink into the offices is a clever pun.
This is SpaceX's entire business model, at this point. He's definitely not against it if the money is right.
Musk is a military and intelligence contractor. He makes bank on the government. Look at his actions, not his words.
He wants to sell advertising. "Government advertising" is a thing in some countries, or so I hear.
Surveillance and protecting the homeland from threats is also something that some governments might pay for.