You know that question everyone wants to answer? What is Elon Musk's IQ? Well, a former SpaceX executive decided to give a very intriguing answer during a BBC documentary.

Dolly Singer, who was head of talent at SpaceX, didn't leave the question open. She was very direct: she believes Elon is smarter than Einstein. That's right, you read correctly.

But what caught my attention wasn't just this bombshell statement. Singer described working at SpaceX as "a Marine Corps engineering mission." Like extreme training, you know? Every day is a double test of body and mind. If you feel comfortable, it means you're not growing — that's the philosophy there.

What sets Musk apart isn't just having an above-average IQ. It's the way he processes information. Singer revealed that his brain operates at a thousand times the speed of ordinary people. While you're thinking about a problem, he's already solved three others and is planning the next step.

High-level engineers working with him report a strange feeling: they feel inferior. It's not insecurity; it's more a matter of being on a different cognitive level. You learn to stay calm amid constant anxiety because the challenges never stop.

And that explains a lot. Why in just a few decades Musk managed to bring electric cars, rockets, AI, and brain-machine interfaces to such an advanced level? Because for him, the word "impossible" simply doesn't exist.

He's like an engineering warrior challenging the limits of human intelligence with concrete actions. While others plan, he executes. While others hesitate, he advances.

Speaking of progress, the crypto market also follows its rapid pace. BTC is at 67.28K with +0.63%, ETH at 2.06K with +0.46%, and even DOGE follows at 0.09 with +0.07%. When you understand Musk's mindset — always seeking the impossible — it's easier to understand why certain assets and projects take off. It's the same energy: never settle for the status quo.