From Wall Street's perspective, it's due, said Musk, who owns the car company, global giant SpaceX and Platform X. Tesla foolishly claimed it was worth the rest of the car industry. From an investor's point of view, he said, “If I take on something, I should continue with it.”
An investigation by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) in January revealed that Musk used drugs including LSD, cocaine, ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms. This initially worried the heads and members of his company's top councils. First, it raised concerns that Musk was violating the law by using illegal drugs, which threatened the company's global orders for SpaceX.
In response to an inquiry from X, Musk said that the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), a partner of SpaceX, had agreed to appropriate drug testing this year. No trace of drugs or alcohol was found, he wrote.
According to him, billion lemons contain the antidote for ketamine. He estimates that he takes small amounts daily. He responded to Lemon's question about what Moscow's ketamine drug is for and whether he ever worries that it could get in the way of government orders, investigations and Wall Street.
Ketamine is used as an anesthetic, for example, during pediatric surgery, dental procedures, or to reduce pain. It is also approved for use in people with depression.
