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Bill Maher says he 'loved' talking to Elon Musk but he 'doesn't get' his beliefs on making more babies and colonizing Mars

Pete Syme   

Bill Maher says he 'loved' talking to Elon Musk but he 'doesn't get' his beliefs on making more babies and colonizing Mars
  • Bill Maher recounted his time interviewing Elon Musk, on his podcast "Club Random."
  • He was full of praise for the billionaire, except from "let's have more babies and raise them on Mars."

Bill Maher said he "loved" interviewing Elon Musk but he doesn't understand his beliefs about making more babies and colonizing Mars, on a Monday episode of his podcast $4

The host of "Real Time with Bill Maher" $4 for his HBO show, adding on the podcast that they also hung out afterwards.

Maher was full of praise for the world's second-richest person, describing him as "a very sincere guy who's not motivated by money" and "at the top of the intellectual game."

But while he was largely complimentary on the podcast, Maher added: "I don't agree with everything."

"Let's have more babies and raise them on Mars. I don't get that part," he said. "I think we have too many people on this planet and I think I can prove it, resources wise."

Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, most recently predicted in February that $4 but cautioned that he's "congenitally optimistic."

A year earlier he'd suggested $4, and a year before that, predicted SpaceX would have humans on Mars $4.

The $4 has also repeatedly made clear his belief that $4 are a big threat to humanity.

"Doing my best to help the underpopulation crisis," Musk $4 last July, after Insider's Julia Black reported he $4.

"If there aren't enough people for Earth, then there definitely won't be enough for Mars," $4 last January.

Maher said on his podcast that he thinks Musk isn't being motivated by profit, even if he doesn't agree with him.

"It's not because he's making money off Mars or babies, it's because he really believes that," he said.

Musk's actual plans for Mars colonization involve $4, and Starlink's terms of service require customers to recognize that Mars is a free planet ungoverned by Earth's laws.

Whether the billionaire plans to use that for his own gain is unclear. SpaceX did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.



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