Errol Musk on School Principle Telling Him Elon Musk is Retarded, Elon Saying He's Autistic (Part 5)
January 26, 2025
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Errol Musk recounted an unexpected conversation with a school headmaster, who once labeled his son, Elon Musk, as "retarded." The incident occurred when Elon was just seven or eight years old at a government school, a time when Errol noticed Elon's proclivity for intense focus on particular subjects. This led to concerns from his teacher about his seemingly inattentive behavior in class, which she attributed to a potential learning hindrance. However, Errol dismissed the notion, confident in Elon's abilities. Instead, Elon was transferred to a private school where he excelled. Fast forward to 2021, and Elon candidly revealed during his stint as a Saturday Night Live host that he has Asperger’s, a form of autism characterized by difficulty in social interactions and repetitive patterns of behavior. Errol reflected on this, acknowledging that Elon's focus might align with Asperger’s traits, emphasizing the advantages Elon's singular attention brought him throughout his life and career.
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