Dreame Founder Yu Hao: Mars Enthusiasts Should Go Ahead, I'm Staying to Build Earth

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Dreame Technology founder and CEO Yu Hao stated in a Weibo post today that boosting human productivity and total wealth by 100-fold is far more reliable and beneficial for humanity than traveling to Mars. He remarked, "Those willing to follow Elon Musk to Mars should go ahead—I'm staying here to build Earth! To enhance the planet's productivity, wealth, and the well-being of its people."

Below is the full text of the Weibo post:

"In my view, driving a 100-fold increase in human productivity and total wealth is much more practical than going to Mars! It would also bring far greater happiness to humanity!

Those who wish to follow Elon Musk to Mars, go ahead! Those who prefer to stay on Earth and work toward a 100-fold rise in human productivity and wealth, let's remain here and develop our planet!

Musk often uses persuasive tactics, warning that AI will destroy humanity or that Earth is doomed and we must flee to Mars—it's nonsense. He claims chemical fuel cars are eco-friendly, yet he purchases all the gas turbines to power computing centers. If you're willing to be influenced by his rhetoric and cheer him on daily, that's your choice.

I don’t employ such tactics; I focus on delivering tangible happiness without using your money. Yet, some still hope for my failure and enjoy watching me struggle. What good does that do you?

Anyway, if you want to follow Musk to Mars, go right ahead! Take care, and farewell! I'm staying here to build Earth! To boost the planet's productivity, wealth, and the happiness of everyone on it!"

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