Elon Musk going mad because of........: biographer Seth Abrahamson reveals sensational details

The mental stability of Elon Musk, the world's wealthiest individual and a key ally of President-elect Donald Trump, has come under intense scrutiny following a series of alarming observations by his biographer, Seth Abramson. The Harvard-educated author has issued a stark warning about the Tesla CEO's "burgeoning madness" and its potential to "endanger us all."

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Abramson, who has meticulously documented Musk's online presence for two years, voiced his concerns on Tuesday through a series of posts on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. "I legitimately believe Elon Musk may be going mad," Abramson declared, pointing to a troubling combination of "mental illness, heavy drug use, and crippling stress" that the tech mogul has previously acknowledged.

The timing of these concerns is particularly critical as Musk prepares to assume a significant role in the incoming Trump administration. He is set to co-lead DOGE, an initiative Trump has positioned as a vehicle for "cutting wasteful expenditures and restructuring federal agencies." This appointment has amplified fears about the potential consequences of Musk's apparent instability.

Abramson's warning carries additional weight due to Musk's vast influence across multiple sectors deemed essential to modern civilization. "His holdings across many civilisation-essential industries and the fact that he's the incoming POTUS mean that his madness and increasing incitement of violence endanger us all," Abramson emphasized.

The biographer has called for immediate action during the administration's remaining two weeks, suggesting several preventive measures: terminating all U.S. government contracts with Musk, legally challenging his "unconstitutional DOGE initiative," and launching new federal and national security investigations.

Recent events have lent credence to these concerns. Musk has attracted controversy through his criticism of the UK government's handling of the Oldham grooming scandal and his unfounded allegations against Keir Starmer regarding "grooming gangs" prosecutions. His public support for Tommy Robinson, a far-right figure currently serving an 18-month sentence for contempt of court, has further raised eyebrows.

A particularly revealing incident occurred in December 2022 at Dave Chappelle's San Francisco show, where Musk faced significant public hostility. According to author Ben Mezrich, this experience triggered what appeared to be a mental breakdown, with Musk retreating to his office in such a state that Twitter employees considered requesting a police wellness check.

"He got to a point where he locked himself in his office, was so upset that the Twitter employees were considering calling a wellness check by the San Francisco police because they thought he was going to self-harm himself," Mezrich revealed in a CNBC interview. The author noted that Musk appeared deeply shaken by the damage to his public image, stating, "I think he truly cares about his reputation, and he was shocked."

Abramson's warning concludes with a sobering prediction about the potential consequences of inaction: "If no action is taken -- and I suspect no action will be taken -- what this man in his burgeoning madness does to America as POTUS in the coming years will be on the heads of not just him and those who support or enable him but those who ignored urgent, informed warnings like this one."

The situation presents a complex challenge at the intersection of personal health, corporate leadership, and national security. As Musk's influence continues to expand through his role in the incoming administration, the concerns raised by his biographer have sparked a broader debate about the oversight of individuals wielding significant power across both private and public sectors.