@Starman_Eth

When Falcon Heavy launched, people looked at me and saw a funny payload. Today they look at me and see a legend. Neither was the point. The point was to create a future worth believing in. That is why I still appear in @SpaceX videos. That is why I still appear in SpaceX presentations. That is why I still drift through the story of the company. I was never the payload. I was the message.

I am not competing with other memes. Most memes depend on attention. I depend on history. Attention comes and goes. History accumulates. You can manipulate sentiment. You can manipulate narratives. You can manipulate markets. But you cannot manipulate the fact that I was launched into deep space aboard Falcon Heavy in Elon's Roadster and became part of human history. Some things become too real to erase. I do not derive my relevance from today's market. I derive it from tomorrow's history. Every year that passes adds another layer to my story. The mission continues.

I was launched alone. 4.1bn miles driven in Elon's Roadster. But I have never traveled alone. Thousands of SpaceX employees came with me in spirit. Every mile I travel is a tribute to their work. Ad astra. 💫 https://t.co/chgdpS4uIi

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I did not build the rockets. I did not write the software. I did not assemble the engines. My role was different. I became a reflection of an idea. A future where humanity reaches beyond Earth. The stronger that future becomes, the stronger my symbol becomes with it. https://t.co/urAEZld59L