Tesla CEO Elon Musk suggested he’s done selling shares in the world’s most valuable car company, saying in an interview released Dec. 21 that he had sold “enough stock” to hit his goal of liquidating 10 percent of his Tesla stake. In a wide-ranging interview with satirical website Babylon Bee, the tech billionaire took aim at cancel culture, downplayed the buzz around the “metaverse,” built on his earlier criticism of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) over her remarks that he was a “freeloader” that didn’t pay his fair share of taxes, and slammed California for “overtaxation.” “California used to be the land of opportunity and now it is… becoming more so the land of sort of overregulation, overlitigation, overtaxation,” he said in the interview, adding that it is “increasingly difficult to get things done” in the state. Musk recently moved Tesla’s headquarters from California to Texas after making the Lone Star …