Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "Farzad" channel.

  1. The truth is out… Elon wants a Neuralink so he can beat SMR at Diablo4.
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  2. In the U.K. domestic water is literally 10x the cost of desalinated, it’s insane for a country where it rains a LOT.
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  3. Anyone giving interviews on camera to the mainstream media should have a friend shoot an independent video of them at the same time.
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  4. Using a power tool is more useful than doing backflips.
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  5. So to be clear, in Elon’s mind, legacy auto just isn’t a competitor at all. They’re gone. They’re no longer worthy of any further thought or consideration. If anyone in those companies are actually capable of understanding that, they must be terrified.
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  6. Legacy auto can only (barely) survive if they dump their dealerships. Dealerships are obsolete.
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  7. You can apply on their website.
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  8. I can’t wait for SMR’s take on this… …I’m guessing he won’t be as polite as Farzad.
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  9. If they take a Tesla-3 and cut out the rear 2 seats, do front & rear casting and get up to 7 miles/kWh and cut the range to 280m, the battery pack is 40 kWh instead of 60 kWh. It’s a lot cheaper and doesn’t Osborne the 3 or Y.
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  10. It’s great to see Sandy getting so much recognition at last.
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  11. @ Only by being the most recent. Their scores and times were identical.
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  12. @ Do your own research instead of mindlessly parroting propaganda.
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  13. Even Putin would be an improvement over what we have, he at least does what’s best for his country.
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  14. Aren’t those markets addressed by the CyberTruck and the Y?
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  15. Business Insider
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  16.  @jenson1569  How about you lookup the figures before telling the world you don’t know anything?
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  17. Also known a bribery
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  18. What constitutes an ‘actual SUV’ ?
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  19. Source? On average, a semi truck drives about 45,000 miles per year. The battery packs are likely to last over 500,000 miles. That’s a lifespan of over 10 years before replacement.
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  20. All disputes are ultimately settled by force.
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  21. He didn’t.
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  22. Here from SMR. Thanks for sharing.
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  23. That’s not how it works, go learn something before you embarrass yourself any further 🙄
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  24. If you can’t see the common elements between SpaceX and Tesla then you need professional help urgently.
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  25. Please provide your best example of Elon’s anti-Semitism.
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  26. Grow up, the brand is fine.
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  27. Most people charge at home, public chargers only get used for longer trips.
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  28. The cost of having more is much less than the first one.
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  29. You realise it isn’t intended to land on water right? 🙄
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  30. No, just edited to remove pauses.
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  31. Maybe you should try actually looking up the birthrate figures before exposing your profound ignorance to the world.
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  32. …except all over themselves 😂
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  33. 🤡
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  34. @ Where?
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  35. That’s not the problem… …the problem is nobody wants an ICE car anymore, so they’re all putting off buying anything new until an affordable EV is available.
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  36. For the algorithm
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  37.  @bobgabriels8456 Congratulations on showing everyone here that you’re the clueless one.
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  38. Humans seem to manage fine, as do dogs, birds, bumble bees…
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  39. Brains rewire themselves as well but a horse can’t learn to talk.
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  40. Seems pretty certain to me.
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  41.  @deantruitt8628  Your reading comprehension is low. Blocked
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  42.  @AM-in8gh Stargate won’t happen now that Grok has shown OpenAI is a failure.
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  43. No
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  44. The world is adapted to the humanoid form factor, it’s the obvious choice for a bot
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  45. There were many Americans after WW2 who said they’d never buy Japanese products. A decade later they were happily buying Japanese cameras, radios, stereos, cars etc. because they were better and cheaper.
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  46. So you’re going to ignore the Y being early and now the best selling car in the world? You’re utterly clueless 🙄
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  47. It won’t take 6 more factories.
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  48. It increases the communication bandwidth between the human and the AI. One of the risks is AI operating much faster so Neuralink mitigates that.
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  49. And their debt is…
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  50. And your point is?
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  51. If you actually bothered to read Asimov’s stories based on his ‘laws’ you’d know that they’re all about conflicts arising between those laws.
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  52. False comparison, Tesla won’t be selling a car for $20 anytime soon.
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  53. Tesla is a public company, their accounts are independently audited. Norland doesn’t understand a balance sheet. He doesn’t understand that reducing the cost of production means that prices can be reduced while also increasing margins.
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  54. Reuters’ journalistic integrity has been falling rapidly for around 5 years now in my opinion.
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  55. The US military already rejects anyone with an IQ under 83, that’s around 15% of the general population. Arguably these people are totally unemployable in anything like a ‘modern’ occupation.
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  56. It’s a colloquialism, I guess English isn’t your first language.
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  57.  @derekgalbraith1508  you still have to pay a bill and the average usage will still equate to 10x or more the cost. Your inability to understand that it isn’t remotely ’free’ isn’t my responsibility.
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  58.  @derekgalbraith1508  You’re clueless Blocked
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  59. That’s not how it works, go look at horse feed prices.
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  60.  @Dave-cf4vd  gas stations will be shutting down long before then
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  61. The reality is that FSD is in competition with these things that already exist called ‘Taxis’, and the difference between a car with FSD and a taxi is the cost of the driver. My guess is most taxi drivers earn less than $70,000/year (?). (You could try arguing that running 3 drivers in shifts will treble the number but there’s not much demand at 04:00 in the morning).
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  62. Tesla beat it at Nurburgring
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  63. 1) That was over a year ago 2) They hadn’t yet reached their operational orbits where they would have been safe
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  64.  @whowhy9023  what part of ‘they rewrote the software’ did you not understand?
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  65. Female personal assistants have some advantages over AI 😂 (But they can also sue you!)
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  66. Magnesium is better
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  67. Given that he founded OpenAI several years ago, all you’ve done here is expose your profound ignorance to the world.
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  68. Perhaps you could produce a list of books like SMR has? He also links to the list in his video descriptions.
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  69. You very noticeably don’t tell us why you couldn’t.
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  70. He seemed a bit flippant and hadn’t researched properly in advance, he largely asked old questions and the got the same answers that anyone following Musk would know already.
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  71. You do the bags yourself, you got them to the road after all.
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  72. Totally different regions of the brain.
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  73. It’s in the description
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  74. They only need 1 car per category, you’re clueless
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  75. Grow up
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  76. Farzad is the publisher, he’s not heard on the talk.
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  77. Correct, people buying it now are in 3 categories. 1) Enthusiasts 2) Rich enough not to care 3) Investors who think that gambling $10k to lock in the price for a 30x future return is worth a try. With reality being a mixture of all 3.
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  78. Correct, but they were called "Gypsies" because Europeans mistakenly believed they came from Egypt.
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  79. What genuinely new groundbreaking technology has Apple developed since Jobs died?
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  80. There’s not much to report other than a successful outcome because it’s in the same area of the brain as the 1st (motor). The first vision patient will be more interesting.
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  81. Thursday 2nd November 2023.
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  82. FSD makes such a massive gain to economies that any country that didn’t adopt it as soon as it was viable would become a failed state.
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  83. TDS
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  84. Grow up 🙄
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  85. He was being polite
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  86. Sure, shipping companies just love paying people to do nothing all day.
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  87. To be clear, are you accusing Elon Musk of being addicted to cocaine?
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  88. The editing saves us a lot of time.
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  89. My guess is less than 50%
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  90. They probably could help, but we can see already that they aren’t a prerequisite.
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  91. Farzad is just the publisher
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  92. Maybe you should try actually researching the data for yourself.
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  93. Correct
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  94. 30 million.
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  95. Go watch it unedited then
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  96. 500,00 to 1,000,000 miles
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  97.  @strengthaxlesystem  Jeff Dahn and members of the Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science in Dalhousie University
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  98. Because our current level of civilisation hangs by a thread, it wouldn’t be possible with significantly fewer people.
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  99. By the time the packs need replacing (I’m guessing well over 500,000 miles), they’ll be down to around $5,000.
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  100. NDAs aren’t enforceable to hide illegal activity. If Twitter management have been engaged in fraud and they sue Elon for breaking his NDA, the discovery process would result in them all going to jail.
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  101. What part of ‘edited for pauses’ did you not understand?
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  102. Unlikely
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  103. Elon’s mother was the model. His first wife is an author, his second an actress and Grimes (who he never married) is a musician, but keep going, your ignorance is hilarious.
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  104. @Al Jay They’ve accumulated more since then.
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  105. Grow up
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  106. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  107. More like desperation
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  108. How? They weren’t armed and the police deliberately removed the barriers to let them in.
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  109. Blatant lie. US is 6.3 Most of the ‘West’ is 4 to 5. That isn’t double.
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  110. Make them an optional variant, or use them in MegaPacks?
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  111. He was there anyway, negotiating deals for Tesla 🙄
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  112. 1) BD robots aren’t designed for mass production 2) BD appear to buy components from 3rd parties making their robots much more expensive 3) BD have prioritised the wrong things for 20 years, the AI is key, not the ability to do backflips 4) Tesla have stronger AI capability BD are doomed. (As is likely their parent company Hyundai).
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  113.  @helmshardover  you’re welcome to believe whatever you like. I don’t see many dogs building cars, or houses, or mowing lawns, etc.
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  114.  @helmshardover  most of the value is in replacing humans
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  115. In 30 years you’ll have to take your 911 to the race track on a trailer, you won’t be allowed to manually drive a car on public roads.
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  116. Nvidia is now overpriced because for them the competition really is coming
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  117. Humans won’t be limited to the resources of the planet.
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  118. Total nonsense, solar panels increase weight and only add around 5% of range, go do the math and see for yourself.
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  119.  @polarbearigloo  running a refrigerator is nothing like driving the truck, go run the numbers… …oh wait, you aren’t capable. The claimed 40m range for the Aptera has NOT been done yet and is only theoretically possible under ideal conditions using solar panels with double the current efficiency.
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  120.  @singed8853 They weren’t random, pretending they were is delusional.
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  121.  @ramses4321  But it wasn’t you.
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  122.  @NewYork0110J  Try that again in English 🤣
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  123. Arguably safety can improve with a smaller size (when it’s done right) - see the videos of crash testing ‘Smart’ cars.
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  124. Why?
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  125. Blatant nonsense, the ‘models’ have failed repeatedly.
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  126. Only if you ignore all their other activities- MegaPack being the obvious example that has >30% margins.
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  127. Get help
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  128. Please provide your best example of Elon not answering a question.
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  129. Your bottom must be getting sore with all those numbers you’re pulling out of it 😂
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  130. The chainsaw was a gift from President Milei, it was his trademark for cutting government waste and corruption.
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  131. Between 1913 and 2021, the number of motor-vehicle deaths in the United States (which include all types of motor vehicles, including passenger cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles) increased 1,018%, from 4,200 deaths in 1913 to 46,980 in 2021.
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  132. Us road deaths per 100 million vehicle miles travelled are currently at 1.37. 7x that is 9.59. This was exceeded before 1946, making you over 77 years old at aged zero. If ‘when I was young’ is over 10 then you’re over 87. Press x to doubt.
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  133. We’ve all heard of TDS - Trump Derangement Syndrome. Now apparently we have EDS - Elon Derangement Syndrome. The two are similar in that both are promoted by the far Left media pushing hoax narratives that are easily debunked by anybody who bothers to look.
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  134. Thanks for this.
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  135. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  136. The impact on GDP is so massive that countries that delay its adoption become 3rd world rapidly in comparison.
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  137. Iain M. Banks.
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  138. Cluelessness confirmed
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  139. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  140. In 2022 in the US there were 46,270 road traffic fatalities and 45,222 deaths from gun related injuries most of which were suicides.
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  141. Guess again
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  142.  @alxdavy  His approval rating of 85% indicates otherwise.
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  143.  @alxdavy  Facts > Your hurty feelings.
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  144. Ridiculous
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  145. 160-180
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  146. He should steer clear of politics, he’s basically clueless (in that area) because he lives in a bubble.
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  147. No, it’s $300 each.
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  148. You would have said the same BEFORE the smartphone.
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  149. You know shipping containers are to an international standard size right?
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  150. Please provide your top-3 examples of Musk being a ‘scammer’.
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  151.  @timothylarson4587  The Vegas Loop is a massive success and being extended 42 miles. Optimistic ambitious goals aren’t ’promises’.
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  152. The same thing that stops them exploding your pager.
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  153. The unavailability is currently due to lack of downlinks, the V2 satellites partially removes the need for them.
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  154. Long term yes. Short term a margin of 50% on the bot itself will bring more revenue. Plus the bot specialised skills are likely to be provided by 3rd parties with Tesla taking a cut, like phone apps today.
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  155. The reality is that people vote with their feet and that will be for robotaxis. Tesla really only have the choice of selling cars to companies like Uber or doing it themselves.
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  156. Not any more. Tucker Carlson’s review of the CyberTruck cost virtually nothing and had 10x the marketing value.
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  157. Iain M Banks
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  158. All disputes are ultimately settled by force.
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  159. Why sell them at all? Renting them out works better because it removes all risks (mainly repairs/maintenance) from the consumer.
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  160. The optimum number and location of chargers for CyberCab is clearly different to that for privately owned EVs.
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  161. 1) Why should he? 2) Being ‘neutral’ results in everywhere becoming globalist Marxist
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  162. Get help
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  163. Palantir don’t build military hardware.
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  164. Nope, CyberTruck is too big.
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  165. Why?
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  166. Or even a one-seater with the option to occasionally have a passenger in tandem (i.e. fairly cramped for space).
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  167. Farzad routinely edits out all the long pauses.
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  168. Large deposits of lithium have just been found in India, I’m wondering if Tesla are thinking of going into mining 🤔
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  169. When the price is massively cheaper the change is rapid.
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  170. There’s no evidence Trump is a rapist.
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  171. Obviously
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  172. I’m sorry you’ve been infected by the woke mind virus, maybe if you actually bother to find out the truth you might recover.
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  173. That didn’t happen when cars replaced horses.
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  174.  @derekgalbraith1508  meaningless response, it’s still overpriced.
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  175.  @laughinggas5281  Those devices are just dehumidifiers in disguise. Deserts don’t have a high enough humidity to extract anything meaningful. All such devices are a scam.
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  176. The FAA doesn’t build drones.
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  177. Qaz
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  178. You need to educate yourself
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  179. The IRA requires that 50% of the value of battery components be produced or assembled in North America to qualify for $3,750, and that 40% of the value of critical minerals be sourced from the United States or a free trade partner for a $3,750 credit.
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  180. The share price has nothing to do with the fundamentals of the company.
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  181. Nah, bring me wine and THEN clean the toilets 😂
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  182. If they can make the bot for $10k and it lasts 10 years and works 24/7, they can rent it out for 23 cents/hour with a 100% profit margin.
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  183. Except they are activists, publicly promoting such lunacy as DEI and ESG.
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  184.  @hardcoreherbivore4730  It was a JOKE 🙄
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  185. Tesla’s best product ever… …SO FAR
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  186. Given that FSD uses a custom neural network chip designed by Jim Keller who previously did the iPhone processor, and all the software was totally rewritten to the new architecture around July 2021, your claim is false.
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  187. If you insist on exposing yourself to your phone in the bathroom, that’s down to you.
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  188. Your bottom must be getting sore with all those numbers you’re pulling out of it 😂
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  189. Expecting total safety as long as there are also manual drivers on the roads is ridiculous.
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  190. What happened when Steve Jobs died?
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  191. While true, they’re already buying over 4 million chips a year, further savings won’t be large.
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  192. That’s only true if houses last longer than humans. Most don’t.
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  193.  @BornFreeFilms  I didn’t say it wasn’t. You made a nonsense claim. I made a verifiable claim. Either post evidence or admit you’re utterly clueless 🙄
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  194.  @beanice9238 If there was advanced notice, evidence would be destroyed.
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  195. That depends on what is 50%… Length? Surface area? Volume? My guess is volume.
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  196. Don’t forget to add the battery subsidy.
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  197. That’s why tunnelling companies carefully survey the proposed path before quoting a price. The fact remains that regardless of the geology, boring a tunnel with half the diameter takes 1/4 of the effort.
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  198. FSD is AI and will literally save millions of lives.
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  199. Example?
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  200.  @bobgabriels8456  They’re being fixed. You’re clueless.
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  201.  @juicydangler207  Elon specifically addressed the issue of resources. Maybe you should try actually watching the talk 🙄
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  202. Trump has said he’s looking into it, he hasn’t claimed it’s the solution to everything.
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  203. Yet here you are 🙄
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  204. No, Biden loves GM, if he could exclude Tesla from also qualifying then he would.
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  205. Judges have immunity
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  206. Elon has repeatedly and publicly called for ALL incentives and subsidies to be removed.
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  207. They aren’t currently plug compatible, however I wouldn’t be surprised if a future version variant was. I’m guessing HW7 in around 2 years.
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  208. Totally delusional comment Blocked
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  209. Not necessarily because if fares go down then more people will use them.
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  210. Except it provenly does execute
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  211. Blatant lies.
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  212. A 2+2 (I.e. smaller back seats) 2 door Hatchback Single motor 40 kWh battery Cloth seats No glass roof 48V Steer-by-wire Brake-by-wire No rear display No ambient lighting
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  213. A more reasonable question is: Why is the CEO of a major corporation basing his decisions on such flimsy ‘evidence’ and then going on to make such a totally specious argument?
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  214. The IRA requires that 50% of the value of battery components be produced or assembled in North America to qualify for $3,750, and that 40% of the value of critical minerals be sourced from the United States or a free trade partner for a $3,750 credit.
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  215. In the future, taxis could be totally free…. … but you have to endure ads. You then have the option to pay to not have to watch them. YouTube already (partially) operates on this model.
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  216. Porsche were obviously losing money on the Taycan and the banking crisis has forced them to stop subsidising it.
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  217. Unlikely because it’s income dependent.
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  218. Less than 2 years
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  219. My guess is around the same time, but Bot will take another year to ramp after that.
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  220. Go watch it unedited then 🙄
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  221. Artists said the same about cameras. Learn and adapt.
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  222. The demand for the Y took them by surprise and altered their priorities.
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  223. Where’s the fraud? Be specific.
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  224. .
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  225. TDS
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  226. YouTube is nowhere near ‘free’ speech. Numerous comments that are objectively true are immediately deleted by the algorithm.
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  227.  @ShinkaTV  All the evidence suggests otherwise, YouTube clearly promote mainstream media and some political group allegiances over others. That’s why many content creators have been forced to move to other platforms. Their yearly celebration of nonsense content considered important while being insanely woke is a symptom of this.
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  228. Elon publicly stated that Dojo was a backup plan in case Nvidia failed to deliver.
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  229. The causality is not clear.
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  230. EVs massively outlast ICE cars, Tesla are aiming at 1,000,000 miles.
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  231. Too simplistic
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  232. It could be a 2-seater
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  233. Elon was agreeing with a guy that some Jewish communities push anti-white propaganda, (the obvious example being the ADL). He was immediately accused of being anti-Semitic.
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  234. What’s the point? All the others are massively in debt with tiny margins on ICE and -ve margins on EVs.
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  235.  @Kermit26297  the BestInTesla channel covers legacy auto figures fairly regularly, but there’s no comparison, go see for yourself.
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  236. There’s no evidence for that
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  237. They’ll soon be death traps, just like tanks are now.
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  238. The impact of FSD on a country’s GDP is so massive that any country failing to adopt it will quickly become a failed state.
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  239.  @mnhsty  Nobody cares, he’s an engineer not an anthropologist.
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  240. Probably not, but it could recommend numbers that would pay out bigger if they came up.
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  241. TDS
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  242. Qaz
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  243. It’s Gordon
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  244. Cathie Wood was right, they were lying about supply chain problems, people just don’t want their cars and they can’t hide it anymore.
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  245. His questions are unscripted, he’s working out the answers and adjusting them so they can be understood by most people, in real time.
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  246.  @Dziaji grow up
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  247. The market doesn’t exist
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  248. I don’t think they have a choice, with the banking crisis they can’t afford to subsidise them anymore.
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  249. Elon was agreeing with a guy that some Jewish communities push anti-white propaganda, (the obvious example being the ADL). He was immediately accused of being anti-Semitic.
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  250. Are you really claiming Ryanair airliners are in any way less safe than other airlines, or use cheaper parts?
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  251. True, however what if you could rent it for 14 cents/hour?
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  252. The Culture series by Iain M Banks
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  253. To be clear, he’s the semi retired founded of Infosys and has a net worth of around $4b.
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  254. Ford lose money on them and don’t produce many.
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  255. So what?
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  256. TDS
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  257.  @trs252  Yes, same meeting.
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  258. Yet here you are
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  259.  @c_monster429  So go watch the unedited version 🙄
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  260. Except software upgrade costs are spread across the entire bot population.
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  261. Your avatar tells us all we need to know about you 😂
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  262. Get help
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  263. Source? The whole of NAFTA only produces half a million a year. The entire world only 4m.
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  264. The implanted chips are to increase bandwidth
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  265. Good point, it could be a ploy to trigger panic buying and clear high inventory levels… …of course the problem with that is they can only do it once.
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  266. In the U.K. you can do everything online, the DMV is a joke.
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  267. .
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  268. Elon didn’t say they have zero impact, he said they’re insignificant compared to burning fossil fuels.
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  269.  @ricinro  While the greenhouse effect of methane is greater than carbon dioxide per molecule, the total amount of methane is insignificant compared to the amount of carbon dioxide. Go lookup the figures and see for yourself instead of believing the media propaganda.
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  270.  @jonlivingstone  Humans manage fine with just optical. Your nonsense about turning roads into Scalextrix is utterly insane and just tells everyone here how clueless you are 🙄
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  271. He had Canadian citizenship, how was he illegal?
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  272.  @JJRM8  Please provide a reference to the appropriate legislation.
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  273.  @JJRM8  So you can’t provide the information? Interesting 🤣
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  274. Why? Be specific.
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  275. They were, they used it up, the others didn’t
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  276. Tesla prices are below comparable ICE models
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  277. “To be or not to be, that is the gzornenplatt”.
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  278. Except he’s obviously more knowledgeable about this area than most PMs
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  279. Where’s the scam? Be specific.
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  280.  @trfisher78  cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  281. The REAL tragedy is that Biden will bail them out (again), with the US taxpayer footing the bill (again).
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  282. So go watch the unedited version.
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  283. Sunak isn’t a billionaire yet.
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  284. Name one secret given away.
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  285. Arts degree! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  286. Grow up
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  287. Robotaxis could have a largely stainless steel interior
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  288. Currently the whole body (‘in white’) is assembled for painting, then disassembled, everything else fitted and then the doors etc. refitted. Unboxing means completely assembling the sub assemblies before sticking them together.
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  289. That’s what learner drivers are.
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  290. Not true, humans differ, general intelligence is around 80% inherited.
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  291.  @mrafard  your claim that all humans have the same brain is false.
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  292. No
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  293. Some, not all.
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  294. Do we know they did?
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  295.  @chrisnolan8146  Good point, it might be a requirement of ITAR.
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  296. Basing the pricing strategy for a major corporation on a single anecdote, at a single location, coming from an offer made by a 2nd hand car dealer is probably a bad idea.
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  297.  @ordinaryhuman5645  while true, they’re still likely to be better than the Honda and other ICE vehicles.
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  298. Except… Hybrids are already falling out of favour even faster than ICE cars. Gas stations are going to be closing at an ever increasing rate. Electricity prices are currently driven by fossil fuel prices so they are linked meaning if electricity goes up the price of gasoline will also have gone up (yet you’re claiming the price of gasoline will be going down). Increasingly with time, electricity will be generated from renewables at a progressively lower price than fossil fuels.
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  299. When Elon makes statements, every individual statement requires careful analysis, often taking hours to fully comprehend the full implications.
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  300. Then sell
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  301. Agreed, I’m looking forward to hiring a bot to do my gardening for 14 cents/hour.
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  302. Cathie Wood also predicted that the ‘supply chain problems’ were really just people not buying ICE cars anymore.
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  303. .
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  304. While pouring money into developing a new V8!
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  305. That has always been true.
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  306.  @justsomeguy1074  No, it’s not intended to operate that way. It has no landing legs.
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  307.  @justsomeguy1074  Obviously for Mars they’ll add landing legs initially. Landing on Mars is much easier because the gravity is only 38% of Earth’s.
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  308.  @charleslivingston2256  I was referring to the structural requirements of the landing legs.
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  309. Does anyone actually buy a single MegaPack? A better projection would use the average price rather than the maximum price.
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  310. Given that Tesla is the only publicly listed company, for most investors the question is academic. Update: David claims 2 are publicly listed, Tesla is one, who’s the other?
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  311. Where?
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  312. Grow up
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  313. Meaningless comment
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  314. FSD won’t be sold outright, it’ll be rented.
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  315. Because he demonstrably is
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  316. He didn’t ’sneak in’, and if you’ve ever been backstage at such events the women aren’t remotely self-conscious, if anything they’ll happily flash any passing men as a joke to embarrass the men.
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  317. Blocked
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  318. It’s 12 children and 2 wives, you don’t actually know anything.
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  319. That would breach copyright
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  320. This isn’t an airport
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  321. Only the long silences/pauses are removed.
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  322. Cluelessness confirmed Blocked
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  323. Grow up
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  324. Tesla have just posted an amazing drone video of GigaBerlin.
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  325. Yet here you are 🤡
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  326. How is it cowardice?
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  327.  @rwhirsch  Anybody concerned could rent FSD instead
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  328. When people see that most traffic deaths are from manual driving they’ll campaign to have it banned.
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  329. No
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  330. The point is that it’s possible that they don’t.
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  331. Elon is a physicist, he works in magnitudes. When he says civilisation is 10,000 years old, he means it’s older than 1,000 and younger than 100,000.
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  332. Go read the ‘Culture’ series by Iain M. Banks.
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  333. Giving FSD a better view of the road undermines the ability of humans to supervise it.
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  334. Example?
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  335.  @v2ike6udik  So no example then You’re clueless
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  336. You lack understanding, go learn something before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  337. He showed you the numbers in the video. You’re welcome to provide your own.
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