Elon Musk Dismisses Suicide Rumors After Bringing The 'Twitter Files' To Light

Elon Musk has officially gone on record in order to ensure the public at large that he has no desire to harm himself, nor has he been experiencing suicidal thoughts. The reports stem from a recent Q&A, wherein the billionaire was asked whether or not he had a death wish in the wake of what has now become known as "The Hunter Biden Story."

"I do not have any suicidal thoughts," Musk assured the community. "If I committed suicide, it's not real."

The Twitter Files show conclusively that the previous Twitter executive team heavily favored the Democratic Party of the United States during the last presidential election. Among the files Musk released was an internal communication between Twitter employees discussing how they were able to prevent a New York Post story about Hunter Biden from becoming a trending topic, and that Twitter was more left-leaning than the social media platform would care to admit.

"There appears to have been a double standard where Democrats were not censored and left causes were not censored but right causes and Republicans were."

Musk's erratic behavior, combined with the sensitive nature of the documents he released to the public, has left many of his admirers fearing for his safety. Others have begun inquiring about the stability of his overall well-being and mental health — including American media personality, Caitlyn Jenner.

Caitlyn Jenner tweeted: "You just became public enemy number one to some very very bad people[sic], I pray for your safety and thank you for your bravery! We need more @elonmusk in our society!!!"

This is now the second time that Elon has had to publically proclaim that his mind is clear and that he has absolutely no intention of making an early exit — despite reports stemming from those who might hope otherwise.