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

  1. 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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  2. False comparison, Tesla won’t be selling a car for $20 anytime soon.
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  3. 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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  4. Reuters’ journalistic integrity has been falling rapidly for around 5 years now in my opinion.
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  5. 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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  6. It’s a colloquialism, I guess English isn’t your first language.
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  7.  @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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  8.  @derekgalbraith1508  You’re clueless Blocked
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  9. That’s not how it works, go look at horse feed prices.
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  10.  @Dave-cf4vd  gas stations will be shutting down long before then
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  11. 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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  12. Tesla beat it at Nurburgring
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  13. 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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  14.  @whowhy9023  what part of ‘they rewrote the software’ did you not understand?
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  15. Female personal assistants have some advantages over AI 😂 (But they can also sue you!)
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  16. Magnesium is better
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  17. 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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  18. 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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  19. You very noticeably don’t tell us why you couldn’t.
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  20. 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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  21. You do the bags yourself, you got them to the road after all.
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  22. Totally different regions of the brain.
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  23. It’s in the description
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  24. They only need 1 car per category, you’re clueless
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  25. Grow up
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  26. Farzad is the publisher, he’s not heard on the talk.
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  27. 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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  28. Correct, but they were called "Gypsies" because Europeans mistakenly believed they came from Egypt.
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  29. What genuinely new groundbreaking technology has Apple developed since Jobs died?
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  30. 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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  31. Thursday 2nd November 2023.
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  32. 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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  33. TDS
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  34. Grow up 🙄
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  35. He was being polite
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  36. Sure, shipping companies just love paying people to do nothing all day.
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  37. To be clear, are you accusing Elon Musk of being addicted to cocaine?
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  38. The editing saves us a lot of time.
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  39. My guess is less than 50%
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  40. They probably could help, but we can see already that they aren’t a prerequisite.
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  41. Farzad is just the publisher
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  42. Maybe you should try actually researching the data for yourself.
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  43. Correct
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  44. 30 million.
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  45. Go watch it unedited then
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  46. 500,00 to 1,000,000 miles
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  47.  @strengthaxlesystem  Jeff Dahn and members of the Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science in Dalhousie University
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  48. Because our current level of civilisation hangs by a thread, it wouldn’t be possible with significantly fewer people.
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  49. 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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  50. 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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