Tesla CEO Elon Musk accidentally tweets out his cell phone number
Elon Musk intended to share the number with Oculus Virtual Reality (VR) Co-founder John Carmack late on Tuesday perhaps as a private direct message.


Elon Musk, founder, CEO and lead designer at SpaceX and co-founder of Tesla. Reuters[/caption]The billionaire intended to share the number with Oculus Virtual Reality (VR) Co-founder John Carmack late on Tuesday perhaps as a private direct message, asking him to give a call.But Musk, who has 16.7 million followers, accidentally tweeted it for all. Musk later deleted the tweet and redirected the number, which now plays a recorded message from the video game God of War, The Telegraph reported on Wednesday."By the Gods you've done it," the message begins. "Somehow you've found your way here to me. I offer you my congratulations and my respect." Musk, who hopes to colonise Mars, co-founded PayPal and sold it to eBay in 2002. He now heads the ambitious space company Space X and luxury electric cars brand Tesla Motors, besides an array of other ventures.Musk earlier this year called for urgent regulation for drones or machines that pose "fundamental risk to the existence of human civilisation". The tech celebrity joined Twitter in 2009.

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