Even though he is not a regular consumer and has said it is not good for productivity, at least not for him, Musk has been asking the right questions to address the need for cannabis policy change. And, as the second-wealthiest person in the world, his words resonate.

Also, during Brittney Griner's 10-month ordeal, Musk took a bold stance last July when he shared a meme of a guy with his hands on his hips saying "people in the US in jail for weed while the government trades a Russian war criminal to free a woman's basketball player in jail for weed."

Interestingly, after purchasing Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) in October, where he currently serves as CEO, along with being the CEO of Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) and SpaceX, the social platform stopped suggesting to users who searched for specific drug-related words, such as "cannabis," that they might consider getting help for substance use. The feature, which was created in agreement with the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), was suspended in December.

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