Just yesterday, U.S. businesses lost $2 trillion. The biggest loser was Elon Musk, who abandoned his status as a top entrepreneur, spiraled into fascism, and reduced himself to being a politician’s lackey.

Tesla is in freefall. The company's value has halved compared to the end of last year.

The Elamite was the main language of the Akhaemenide empire.

*correction: The Sassanide Empire was multicultural, using Aramaic as its lingua franca.

8. Conclusion
The persistence of fabricated racial narratives reminds us of the dangers of using history to justify superiority. Societies must confront these myths to prevent their destructive legacy from shaping identity and perpetuating conflict.

7. The Dangers of Myths
“Ancient Iran” was stitched from fragments of 50+ states. This primordialism oversimplifies history, causing harm to neighbors and perpetuating falsehoods. Even today, many intellectuals treat these myths as legitimate, ignoring their origins in ideological agendas.

6. Archaeological Evidence
Persepolis tablets reveal the truth: 44 in Aramaic, the rest in Elamite. The Achaemenid Empire was multicultural, using Aramaic as its lingua franca. These findings debunk the myth of a pure “Aryan” civilization, exposing the fabricated narratives’ flaws.

5. Fabrication of "Ancient Iran"
The Indo-European theory birthed tales of “Ancient Iran.” Nazi intellectuals and the Pahlavi regime collaborated to promote these myths, reaching their peak in Berlin’s academic circles. This revisionism gave Armenians an elevated status, fueling regional conflicts.

4. Indo-European Language Theory
Scholars noted linguistic similarities in Sanskrit, Persian, and European languages, twisting these into proof of a shared origin. This led to constructing “Old Persian,” a fabricated language with features like gender, absent in modern Persian, to fit the narrative.

3. The Qajar Dynasty’s Role

It was just 50 years old and rivaled the 600-year-old Ottoman Empire. To boost prestige, it also fabricated historical narratives. This shared need for mythmaking linked Qajar elites with European racists, laying the foundation for later pseudoscientific collaborations.

2. Europe’s Historical Roots

It traced to the Greeks, whose Christian heritage didn't suit racists seeking glorified origins. Looking deeper led to Semitic and African civilizations, like Abyssinians and Egyptians, whose contributions clashed with the desired Eurocentric narrative.

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In this context, Alice Weidel appears to embody the role of Sancho Panza quite fittingly.

However, he has recently adopted a somewhat quixotic stance, which poses potential risks. With control over Twitter, he has transformed the platform into a vehicle for propaganda. The outcome may either lead to a global crisis or a downfall for Musk himself.

Wind power constitutes a substantial portion of Germany's electricity generation, with estimates varying between 29% and 41%.
Interestingly, the individual who inspired her opposition to wind energy is Elon Musk, a figure who has significantly advanced the global shift towards electric energy.