More Mentalizing: Did Elon Musk Murder Grace Mann?

 

I saw something today that made me wonder...if Elon Musk or some other billionaire is obsessed with me, then based on Dr. Allyson Poska's comment--"I've spoken with Philip II of Spain / He says it's not an armada"--what if Elon Musk used his personal security to influence the perpetrator, Steven van der Briel, into strangling Grace Mann?


Also, what if Elon Musk had researched me in 2010, and used what he learned about me to influence Jared Loughner into murdering people with a gun and giving Gabby Giffords brain damage?


I'm just saying, based on the clearly available truth, to many people--whether they want to talk about it in public or not--what if Elon Musk uses his security team to influence mentally ill people who are vulnerable into shooting people?  Maybe he is "researching" me, because I am not going to do it.  He is trying to learn techniques to hurt more people, perhaps.


So if you are working for Elon Musk or someone else, or someone has asked you to "please walk around and gaslight Philip" or someone  else, ask yourself...how would you feel if you came to believe that your activities were directly supportive of efforts to murder or drastically injure people like Grace Mann and Gabby Giffords?  Do you really want to be a part of that?  Because if you are gaslighting me, that's what you're doing.

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