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This realization leads into the extraordinary notion that if productivity and utility can be scaled infinitely with humanoid robots, the purpose of money could become obsolete. The speaker underscores that in such a future, the utility of money diminishes because unlimited production and services would be available, rendering the pursuit of profit and accumulation increasingly pointless.
He explains that, initially, limited robot production might generate substantial returns for Tesla stock. Still, as the scale of deployment increases rapidly, the economic benefits would become universal, diminishing the unique advantage of Tesla’s innovation.