When we talk about developing the Middle East, one thing that I think is important is to make space for the captains of industry.

Here is my reflection on it.

Mr. Elon Musk is a genius, he is a friend and a reader of the blog, so I know that guy.

What is he like, really. At the core of Mr. Musks personality lie a really good man. He thinks about humanity and tries to use his talent to further the progress of man. That is why he is making cars that can run on renewable energy, and rockets that can bring man to the moon.

So he is ENGAGED. Secondly, he may have an intelligence quota north of 200 iq. Sometimes, when he reflects on some of the philosophical ideas I present here on the blog, in a day or two, he has produced more philosophical inspiration than most people do their entire life span. Man that guy is fast in his head.

So he CREATES these amazing architectures of industry. Puts together different elements to make something new. That is how true progress is made, by envisioning things.

People recognize these qualities and it makes him a natural leader within industry.

The same with Mr. Steve Jobs, that also used to be a reader on the blog, same talent.

So my industrial projects; power to x (green fuel) and the development of Bang of Olufsen (I saved the company some years ago), is the same. I have just focused more on traditional areas within philosophy. But even philosophers have to eat, so we make practical things as well.

Hopefully this can be realized in the Middle East, now that I am in so much horrible trouble here in Denmark.

But the captains of industry are really important to create and make space for.

Like Steve Jobs, when he was young, a wise old industrialist saw a bit of light in the little guy (Jobs had created a project and send it in to Hewlett Packard or some company like that), he took little Steve in, and gave him an opportunity to be at the research part of his company, to INSPIRE the little guy.

That is how you find these diamonds in the mix, by supporting them from a young age.

Do that in the Middle East (and off cause in the US) and the companies that is going to support the next generation, will emerge.

G-d bless the will to make progress in the Middle East, hopefully with some of my projects in the mix.