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Elon Musk's companies support each other according to the Unified Field Theory by being interconnected in both the short term and long term. This interconnection reduces workload and allows the companies to provide mutual external support to each other. For example, Tesla manufactures battery packs that SolarCity sells to end customers. SolarCity supplies Tesla's charging stations with solar panels, enabling Tesla to offer free recharging to its drivers. SpaceX launches satellites for Tesla, which Tesla uses to provide user navigation services. SpaceX also uses batteries made by Tesla to power their systems. The companies share knowledge about materials, manufacturing techniques, and the complexities of operating factories that build many things from scratch.
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The simple way Musk manages his businesses and decides business strategy to start is embedded in his Unified Field Theory. Each of Musk's businesses is interconnected in the short term and long term. This operating theory reduces workload and helps all of his companies provide mutual external support to each other so they grow and prosper by. For instance, Tesla makes battery packs that SolarCity can then sell to end customers. SolarCity supplies Tesla's charging stations with solar panels, which helps Tesla to provide free recharging to its drivers. SpaceX launches satellites for Tesla, which allow Tesla to provide user navigation services, and SpaceX uses batteries manufactured by Tesla to power their system. They exchange knowledge around materials, manufacturing techniques and the intricacies of operating factories that build so many things from the ground up.
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