Biographer says Musk's mental state a likely threat to U.S.

The biographer of American entrepreneur Ilon Musk, Seth Abramson, suggested that the billionaire is going crazy. His words on January 7 are quoted by the Daily Beast.

"I reasonably believe that Musk is probably going crazy. I am Musk's biographer who has been tracking his online behavior for the past two years, and given that he has admitted to all the mental illness, heavy drug use and paralyzing stress, it is now reasonable to fear that he is seriously unwell," he wrote on the X network (formerly Twitter).

Abramson added that Musk's mental state could have repercussions around the world. In his opinion, the entrepreneur's mental instability threatens American society, as the X owner's influence now extends not only to the economy, but also to politics.

The biographer's "informed warning" comes after Musk released a series of provocative posts about British politics. According to the tracking website, the American entrepreneur has published an average of 62 posts a day over the past week.

Earlier, on January 6, Musk called the head of the British government Keir Starmer evil. Musk made this statement against the backdrop of accusations against the UK authorities of covering up the crimes of gangs that were involved in mass rapes of underage girls.

Prior to that, on January 2, Musk said that new parliamentary elections should be held in the UK. Thus he commented on the results of a poll on the unprecedented decline in support for the Labor government led by Starmer.

On January 1, the American entrepreneur called the British right-wing party Reform UK the country's only hope and urged the citizens of the United Kingdom to vote for it.