Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Thunderf00t" channel.

  1. He’s disrupting small truck design by creating something truck aficionados have only dreamed of: a truck that not only serves no useful purpose(like a blinged out 150), but a truck that cannot serve a useful purpose. Elon fans are understandably excited because they also serve no useful purpose.
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  2. Musk wants to be King of the World, but he’s not picky about which world or how he gets there.
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  3.  @jamessmith-yk3sc  lol, a larger carrying and towing capacity? How large a thing can it carry? How large a thing can it tow? I don’t think you understand the metrics and characteristics.
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  4. Clearly those people didn’t have a lot of potential energy.
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  5.  @MrJaspett  What an elegant solution! We just need a really tall ventilation duct for the ice making factory.
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  6. Technically and thermodynamically, heat is just a form of energy. Technically, for the purpose of making calculations, heat energy is the same as kinetic energy. You’re trying to apply our everyday non-technical understanding to a scientific problem.
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  7.  @yarpenzigrin1893 If you don’t have a preferred pronoun, I’m just going to call you she/her, girlie.
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  8. Room temperature superconductors and the photo molecular effect could finally make quidditch a reality. Room temperature superconductors and the photo molecular effect is also the name of my new band.
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  9.  @nerfherder4284  You have a lot of potential. I don’t mean that you have a rosy future.
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  10. Mux Space Hyperloop
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  11.  @gdutfulkbhh7537  I don’t think it’s the sycophants he craves. That might be a small part of it, but it’s not the crucial thing. If anything, he despises them. They probably make him feel lonely. Also, it’s nothing special for the mega-rich to have hangers-on/fans, especially if they are “public facing”. It’s hard for a mega-rich person to find genuine friends. On the other hand, he’s a con artist. So a cult like fanatical following only helps him pull the wool over people’s eyes. But thats a means and not an ends. So what is the life goal of Elon Musk? He wants to be a perpetual tyrannical toddler, not as a toddler is but how a toddler might wish to be, with no constraints (parental discipline and limitations) but all the wish fulfillment. Toddlers have no moral development and no moral constraints—the point of good parenting is to develop a young person through the various stages and prepare them for mature adulthood in our society. A sense of fairness begins to develop when we are at that stage and we begin to learn the concept of right and wrong—what behavior is acceptable and what is not. At the beginning, I demand a cookie and it’s not fair that I don’t get it immediately. But my parent teaches me that I can’t have the cookie now, but I can have one after I’ve eaten my vegetables. I learn that 1) I cannot have whatever I want whenever I want it, and 2) I might get it if I behave as another person (the parent) wants. I begin to understand basic social structure. My concept of fairness is being refined (if I indeed get the cookie after eating my vegetables). It’s simple rewards and punishment imposed by a bigger, more powerful person. Musk might or might not have learned these basic things. I suspect he did, but the “unfairness” of not having his wishes instantly fulfilled stuck in his craw. That someone or something would have authority over him was entirely unacceptable. He wants to make the toddlers fantasy into his reality, the fantasy of getting what you want and doing what you want, with no constraints. And the only real way to achieve this is to be the king of the world, to be a tyrant or dictator over everyone. Elon Musk isn’t stupid. He knows he cannot achieve this on Earth. But he might achieve it on Mars. However, time is running out. He is realizing he cannot achieve his goal. So he is lashing out at those who he believes are standing in his way, at anyone who tries to put limitations on him. He’s behaving like a toddler.
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  12. If Sach Znyder made a movie about hiporlup and it’s jeanus inverter, it wud combien my to fav ppl.
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  13.  @mikek9297  How?
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  14. But what boycott? The advertisers weren’t organizing to force him to change. They were leaving because what Mux was offering them wasn’t what they wanted. Try this: 1) buy a popular restaurant. 2) substitute plastic food for the real food that was on the menu. 3) When customers stop patronizing your business and going to restaurants that serve real food, complain about a boycott. It’s probably part of his narcissistic pathology to blame “them” (a shadowy cabal) for attacking him, when he is only thwarting himself. But I don’t know. Elon Mux’s fascinating psychology gets boring really quickly.
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  15. @@dude30000 I don’t think you know what a narc is, kid. A narc is a policeman, baby. You absolute child.
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  16.  @freshbrad1354  Mawwaige
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  17. What is Mux doing now?
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  18. The reason that the pay package was reversed by the Delaware Court of Chancery is because of poor corporate governance and the Board of Directors misleading shareholders. It wasn’t the excessive size of the pay package. The Tesla BoD are all Musk friends and flunkies, and not independent. This isn’t good corporate governance.
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  19. It’s the solution of people who failed P.E.* * potential energy
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  20. The weirdest thing about all of this is the idea that customers deciding to go elsewhere because Twitter/X doesn’t meet their needs is somehow a boycott. Musk is literally paranoid or doesn’t understand what a boycott is.
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  21. Elon Mux.
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  22. Once the hull was breached, the stresses on the carbon fiber rapidly dropped until it was negligible.
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