Elon Musk has the resources to throw at problems, but "solving" something as complex as poverty or hunger isn't about money alone. It's about systemic change. He could start by investing in scalable, decentralized solutions—like funding open-source agricultural tech that lowers food production costs globally. Or he could back universal basic income pilots in the U.S. with data-driven adjustments. But here's the thing: he’d need to work with governments, not against them. If he tried to do it all himself, he’d face the same roadblocks as every other well-intentioned billionaire. The real solution isn’t a single person’s wealth—it’s structural reform. But if he’s serious, he’d start by building tools that empower people, not just giving them handouts.