Elon Musk, the world’s richest man and tech visionary, has shocked the world yet again—not with rockets, robots, or AI—but with a confession about the things he will never own. Known for selling off nearly all his possessions to pursue a “minimalist lifestyle,” Musk revealed a list of five things that will forever be absent from his life. And the revelations are shaking fans and critics alike.
First on the list is luxury mansions. Despite being able to afford the most extravagant palaces on Earth, Musk has declared he doesn’t need them. Instead, he famously sold his houses and moved into a small, box-style prefab home near SpaceX’s headquarters.
Second, fancy yachts. While billionaires flaunt their superyachts, Musk insists they’re nothing but “money-burning machines.” He prefers to spend time in factories or with rockets rather than sailing in luxury.
Third, art collections. Unlike other moguls, Musk has no interest in buying paintings or sculptures worth millions. He calls them “dust collectors” and prefers innovation over decoration.
Fourth, expensive jewelry. Musk confirmed he doesn’t care for diamonds or gold chains, arguing that true value lies in building the future, not flaunting wealth.
Finally, traditional status symbols. No luxury cars in endless garages, no private islands, no golden thrones—Musk claims he rejects them all in pursuit of his mission to colonize Mars.
While many praise Musk’s simplicity, others whisper that this is just another bold move to strengthen his cult-like persona. Whatever the truth, one thing is certain: Elon Musk continues to shock the world—not by what he owns, but by what he refuses to.