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Musk touches on the cultural debates around bodies, gender, and social acceptance. In a provocative and controversial statement, he describes taking his 11-year-old son to drag shows, framing it as a celebration of bodily expression and acceptance. Musk argues that all bodies can be adorned with makeup and glitter, advocating for love and understanding regardless of gender or physical differences. His remarks reflect his stance on freedom of expression and inclusivity, even as they spark debate.
He also quotes RFK Jr., criticizing cancel culture and the stagnation of ideas within liberal ecosystems. Musk suggests that some podcasts and political discourse have become increasingly polarized, with some implying that this environment hampers genuine debate and progress.