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For those who are interested, Patrick Wood has done some of the best and most comprehensive work on the Technocracy movement:
https://www.technocracy.news/Interesting misuse of a word. A technocrat is something completely different until some nut-head decides to open a website. They are not a "ruling elite", but rather typically identified with mid to mid-high managers.
a technical expert. especially : one exercising managerial authority.
Musk is not a "manager" and if you ask me, he is not a technical expert, he is a leader and a strategist at most. Elon & Co do not want uncontrolled wars, because those have potential to change the status-quo.
Musk's grandfather was the head guy of the 'Technocracy' movement in Canada. He got run out of the country and went to South Africa. Technocracy, Inc was a political movement of some note almost 100 years ago, but they sort of went underground. They drew a lot of inspiration from the Italian Fascist party and it caused some suspicions and unwanted attention after WW-II was done.
Again, at it's core, Technocracy is an economic system. The Technocrats documented currency as being labeled in Joules, but currently 'carbon credits' are more tenable due to the scammy 'climate crisis' project. Ultimately they are the same thing. The characteristic of the system is very fine grained surveillance so that accounting can be done. For that one needs an 'internet'.
One label commonly used for such a solution is a 'fourth industrial revolution', but you can say 'great reset' or 'new normal' or 'build-back-better' if you so choose. It's all more-or-less the same thing.
The surveillance aspect, and a single-point command-control economy, make Technocracy a pretty compelling option for people who control dynastic wealth pools under our current debt-backed monetary system. It goes without saying that they'll be the ones creating and installing the 'Technocrats'. If it ends up being a stable system, it is unbeatable for control freaks. If not, it can help transport wealth across the gap which will exist between the current USD reserve currency system (started when Nixon 'temporarily suspended' gold backing for the USD) and a yet-to-be-born next debt-backed system.
For my part, I don't really see any evidence the Elon Musk is much more than a convenient puppet, chosen mostly as the spawn of some of the upper echelon players, and emplaced to do psychological operations on the plebs and spend 'family money' toward achieving an objective which is desirable to 'his people'.