I just read a fascinating interview with Dolly Singer, former head of talent at SpaceX, and honestly, the way she describes working with Elon Musk really changes our perspective on the guy.

According to her, joining SpaceX is like enlisting in a Marine mission, but in engineering. It’s no joke — every day is a double test of body and willpower. The team Musk assembled is basically a special operations force, tackling projects that most people consider impossible. And if you feel comfortable at work? Then you’ve already made a mistake, because that means you’re not growing.

What caught my attention was when Singer talked about Elon Musk’s IQ and how he processes information. She literally said that his brain operates at a thousand times the speed of ordinary people. The way he solves problems simply surpasses normal thinking capacity. But then comes the most controversial comment: Singer claimed to believe Elon Musk’s IQ is higher than Einstein’s. It’s not just fan exaggeration — she worked there, saw it up close.

Musk isn’t just the "tech genius" aiming to take humanity to Mars. He’s more like an engineering warrior who, every day, challenges the limits of what’s possible. And that explains a lot about why he managed, in just a few decades, to put electric cars, rockets, AI, and brain-machine interfaces at such an advanced level. In his mind, the word "impossible" never existed.

Speaking of the market, I looked at the numbers now: BTC is at 76.95K (-0.16%), ETH at 2.12K (-0.18%), and DOGE rising a bit at 0.11 (+1.57%). Meanwhile, Musk continues redefining what’s possible in engineering and technology.