Musk reacted to a to-do list offered to him by Time magazine

On November 21, American entrepreneur, billionaire Ilon Musk commented on the cases proposed to him by Time magazine for fulfillment.

Time magazine published a cover with a picture of Musk and a question about his future plans. It lists his accomplishments: buying Twitter, launching the SpaceX rocket, becoming the richest man, and helping to elect Republican frontrunner Donald Trump. There are also two blank spaces hinting at future goals: cutting the U.S. government budget by $2 trillion and flying to Mars.

"To be clear: I have not given any media interviews, and in fact this is not my actual list," the entrepreneur wrote on his X (former Twitter) page.

The billionaire clarified that he aims to ensure the survival of humanity beyond the Earth to prolong the existence of intelligent life. He noted that for this purpose, he needs to fulfill some of the proposed tasks.

Earlier in the day, it was reported about Musk's plans, who will head the new Department of Government Efficiency of the United States (DOGE) - to reform the American state apparatus and reduce the country's expenditures. It was specified that DOGE will focus on identifying "thousands" of regulations that Trump will have to repeal.

Before that, on November 13, Donald Trump announced that American entrepreneurs Ilon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy will head the new Department of Efficiency of the US government. This department will have to take a direct part in the reorganization of the American government. The department's work will be completed no later than July 4, 2026, Trump said in a press release.