I am irony man

Elon Musk, the real-life Tony Stark, but let's call him Ironyman because, let's face it, irony is his middle name. First off, Ironyman doesn't just build electric cars; he's practically built a personality around the concept of "Do as I say, not as I do." While he's tweeting about the future of sustainable energy, he's also launching a personal rocket to the moon just to see if there's any good cheese up there. His Twitter feed is less a communication tool and more a digital playground where he tosses out ideas like they're candy at a parade, only these candies sometimes turn into actual rockets or flamethrowers. Ironyman's business empire is like a choose-your-own-adventure book where every chapter is more outlandish than the last. He's got his fingers in more pies than a baker with ADHD. From digging tunnels under cities because he's tired of traffic, to naming his kid something that looks like it was typed by a cat walking across a keyboard - X Æ A-12 - you've got to admire the creativity or at least the audacity. His vision for humanity includes colonizing Mars, but only after he's figured out how to make a car that can drive itself, fly, and maybe make coffee, all while he's busy redefining what "work from home" means by actually living at the factory.

ELON TWEET