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Elon Musk, leading the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), claims to have identified 14 "magic money computers" within U.S. agencies that can print unlimited cash. His initiative aims to cut wasteful spending and reduce the federal budget deficit, but has raised concerns among Bitcoin advocates about government spending and economic stability. Despite scrutiny over DOGE's savings claims, Musk acknowledges that the government's reported spending may be underestimated by up to 10%.
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elon musk exposes us government magic money computers in cost-cutting initiative
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