Eric Siu breaks down how Elon Musk could dominate Diablo in hardcore mode while running his companies, using 5-minute time blocks and first-principles thinking. The strategy involves buying top gear to skip the grind and stay competitive without sacrificing his day job.
I was watching a video of Elon playing Diablo yesterday. He's number 1 in the world in hardcore now for Diablo. Hardcore means if you die, you lose it all. Everything, everything's gone. You have to start a new character. The reason I even bring this up is one, how does this guy have time for games? People are wondering that. Like what I've read is he blocks his days into like 5-minute increments, right? He's doing like the highest leverage things per 5 minutes, right? The other thing is when you look at, he always reasons from first principles, right? So I'm like, okay, if he was reasoning from first principles, he understands that all he needs to do is spend a ton of his money On the richest gear, 'cause you can buy the gear, right? If you value your time like Elon does and you're the richest man in the world, you just buy the best gear. How much is it gonna cost you? Like 20 grand at most? That is a very simple way of first principles. I just need the best gear and then I'm unstoppable. And that's how he's number one.
