Dreame's Yu Hao Challenges Musk's Doomsday Narrative, Advocates for Earthbound Prosperity

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Yu Hao, Founder and CEO of Dreame Technology, stated in a Weibo post today that boosting human productivity and total wealth by a hundredfold is far more practical and beneficial for humanity than pursuing Martian colonization. He further remarked, "Elon Musk often employs manipulative tactics, warning that AI will destroy humanity and Earth, urging us to flee to Mars. It's utterly ridiculous."

The full text of the Weibo post is as follows: I believe that driving a hundredfold increase in human productivity and a hundredfold increase in total global wealth is much more reliable than going to Mars! It would also bring far greater happiness to us humans!

Those who wish to follow Elon Musk to Mars, go ahead! Those who prefer to stay on Earth and work towards increasing human productivity and wealth a hundredfold, let's remain here and build up our planet!

Elon Musk frequently uses manipulative rhetoric, claiming AI will be the downfall of humanity and that Earth is doomed, so we must escape to Mars. It's complete nonsense. On one hand, he talks about the environmental benefits of chemical fuel vehicles, while on the other, he purchases all those gas turbines to power computing centers. If you're willing to be manipulated by him and cheer him on daily, that's your choice.

I don't employ such tactics. I aim to deliver tangible happiness to everyone, without using your money. Yet, there are always people hoping for my failure, waiting to see me stumble. What good does that do you?

Anyway, those of you who want to follow Elon Musk to Mars, please go ahead! Take care, and goodbye! I will stay here to build Earth! To enhance the planet's productivity and wealth, and to improve the happiness of its people!

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