Khaberni - American billionaire Elon Musk, the CEO of "Tesla" and "SpaceX," granted the last wish of the teenage girl Liv Beirut (15 years old) who died after a battle with cancer, by responding to a list of questions she left before her departure, in a humanitarian gesture that sparked a wave of global sympathy on social media.
The story details Liv's big dream of meeting Elon Musk, where she had the opportunity to speak with him over the phone a few days before her death, but she was too exhausted from the harsh treatment journey, so she asked him to call back later. However, fate did not grant her time and she died before that call could be made.
Keen to document her passion, Liv left behind a notebook on her bedside table containing eight questions she intended to ask the famous businessman.
After her departure, her mother, Rebecca Beirut, handed the list to political commentator Glenn Beck, who in turn published it on the "X" platform hoping it would reach Elon Musk, which indeed happened when the latter responded promising to answer soon.
In a response described as touching and humanitarian, Musk recently answered the eight questions in order, which ranged between technological interests and others related to popular culture, and they are as follows:
- Do you plan to make your own phone? No.
- Will you expand "Tesla Diner" to include new areas? Yes.
- Will there be new games with upcoming Tesla updates? Yes.
- What is your favorite anime? "Your Name."
- Have you visited Japan before? And what is the most impressive thing/place there? Yes, several times.. I loved Kyoto and Team Lab.
- Do you know who "Hatsune Miku" is? Yes.
- Is the character "Annie" inspired by "Misa" in (Death Note)? Yes.
- Can you make "Asteroid" (the microgravity indicator designed by Liv for the Polaris Dawn mission) the official mascot of SpaceX? Okay.
Elon Musk's response garnered over 5 million views in record time, while the girl's mother expressed her deep impact by his interaction, saying: "I wish she was here to see this herself."
The situation stirred a wide wave of sympathy, as users described the story as "painful and beautiful at the same time," praising Elon Musk's humanitarian gesture.
One of them wrote: "One day, thanks to people like Elon Musk, our children will not die from cancer," while another added: "In a time filled with anxiety and chaos, this story is a poignant reminder of humanity and kindness."
