That's what Elon Musk posted last December and reiterated in his most recent
interview with The Economist where he said that money won’t even matter in ten
years.



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“There will be no poverty in the future.”

That's what Elon Musk posted last December and reiterated in his most recent
interview with The Economist where he said that money won’t even matter in ten
years.

Think about that…

No poverty. No need to save. No need to work.

Everyone just gets money for doing nothing thanks to AI and robotics.

When will Elon’s utopia become a reality?

Who knows. But you don’t have to wait.

America's solution to universal basic income already exists.

It issues 42 payouts a year, roughly once a week.

And it is not funded by U.S. tax dollars.

It’s funded by partnerships that control America's most critical
infrastructure.

That's why I call it the Patriot Income Plan, or P.I.P. for short.

Enrolling is easy. All you need is a photo ID, bank account, social security
number, and permanent address. That's it.

Once you do, you can expect to receive 10% a year on your money.

So yes, you can wait for Elon. Or you can enroll in P.I.P. and start
collecting right away.
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The next payout drops in days.

Enroll in P.I.P. →
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P.S. Since 2020, the average partnership in P.I.P. has produced 20% avg.
annual gains. That’s in addition to the 10% yield. One investor already
collects $4,800 a month. Another hasn't worked in years. Show me something
better. I'll wait.Enroll in P.I.P. →
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