Comments by "Ted Moss" (@tedmoss) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. Elon was following the law, or he would not get DOD contracts they are very specific; DOJ loses this one.
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  2.  @youtubeoppressivecensorshi8047  Embrace how you have a lot to learn.
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  3.  ch-yq5yn  Yes, compared to the chaos we have already.
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  4.  @lalutte65  Did it ever occur to you that Ukraine is a different country? We have no control over what others do, nor should we.
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  5. The calculations have been done, the verdict is in, we will overcome.
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  6. When laws conflict, at least in your mind, chose the one you want.
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  7. None, they don't have a security clearance.
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  8. This doesn't seem to have anything to do with the subject.
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  9.  @calvinhobbes6118  It isn't a crime to be stupid.
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  10. What is the definition of freedom? Electric cars will use up less resources, so free up those to others less fortunate.
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  11. Real combat? have you been in real combat? You don't know what you are talking about.
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  12. MTG has several loose screws, to many to count. She may think she is right, but she is very, very wrong.
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  13. Inevitable.
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  14. They forgot to mention battery storage. (Mega-packs). Probably on purpose.
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  15. That's a nice idea. But I'm 78 years old.
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  16.  @donbaine118  It will and can be done with solar.
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  17. Far from the nastiest, poison gas, biological, etc.
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  18. This is exactly why we have the system we have, to keep rash actions under control.
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  19. So you don't know the answer either, it would mean the end of Russia as a viable country.
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  20. That's pretty funny, most people don't even know there is such a thing.
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  21. Yes, help yourself.
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  22. Its not the grid that needs to be fixed, its people that won't see the future.
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  23.  @chase9812  There is a time for peace and a time for war.
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  24. There are laws that must be followed by Space-X. Too bad she doesn't know that.
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  25. How about what will actually happen. There will be robo-taxis that will take you anywhere for a fraction of the cost now.
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  26. No it won't they have built in protection for this. If your stuff gets ruined, sue your electric company.
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  27. Can you fire a government employee for being stupid?
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  28. Someone was pulling someones leg very hard.
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  29. Doesn't matter, you will be assimilated.
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  30. Again, this was a problem caused by poor planning and mismanagement of the system, not a fundamental flaw. Humans make mistakes and then make excuses.
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  31. That's not what is happening, its renewables now.
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  32. No real information was used in this presentation.
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  33. This gets easier and cheaper every year. Something that we would have to do anyway.
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  34. Its called the separation of powers and it works except in Russia, China and a few other places
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  35. That means all are dead.
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  36. Just goes to show you, some people are smarter then others.
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  37. But the grid is handling millions of electric cars, where have you been?
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  38. Elon is now richest man.
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  39. It still isn't illegal to be stupid.
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  40.  @QuantumMechanic_88  Then why don't we institute it then?
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  41.  @DanielFerraro-b2t  Really? I spent 4 years going to ASU (college) with police officers who were getting their criminal justice degrees.
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  42.  @LilyandOllieTv  This is correct, except no one expects it to really be paid back.
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  43.  @PoulNoergard  Taking a slightly longer view, the results of our actions will have a very large effect on that part of the world, the people don't forget.
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  44.  @wesleysuperman  lithium is not obtained in an unethical way, you are referring to Cobalt. Which is mined by poor little children that would otherwise starve to death. I would prefer to see them starve than earn any money from dirty Cobalt mining.
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  45. That will happen after we are all dead.
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  46. Unless it was a 1915 Baker Electric it would have had to be a Tesla.😁
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  47. A/C does not cause blackouts, being to cheap to build infrastructure is.
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  48. First, recycle. Second, use other cheaper materials, problem solved.
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  49. Electrocution is one solution.
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  50. Just let other people handle the problem, or you could fix it yourself if you wanted to.
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  51. Drop the lighting unless you are Benjamin Franklin. The next 7 guys that tried his experiment were electrocuted.
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  52. Have you read the economists book? I have it on my shelf.
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  53.  @MunchinOnDew  Nope. It is all the bureaucracy.
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  54. Its not money, its sweat, which is better than giving away our blood.
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  55.  @cjmuniz12  Consider how many deals the Russians have already broken, do you have a short memory?
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  56.  @wahstomper  True, we also develop our equipment by trial. A mix of the old and the new.
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  57. If we don't do it fast there is no reason to do it at all since we will all be dead.
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  58. In 1967, I volunteered, a tradition in my family. I never regretted it, but I was not happy about it, war is hell.
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  59.  @adventurestoys  That is for the historians to argue.
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  60. Nobody else will work for such low wages.
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  61.  @ADZ01982  40% might work.
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  62. I hope not because he is wrong. Solar and power walls will do it.
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  63. Not if you know that the customer always pays.
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  64. Its all talk.
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  65. I've known this for a while so it makes sense to me, but I am educated and old.
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  66. Well you could look closer at the actual solution and not cry so much. You will simply call up a robo-taxi and go where you want for a fraction of what it costs now.
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  67. Noise is to long also, probably doesn't make him a witch though.
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  68.  @garyK.45ACP  I do, but some would rather have a dictatorship.
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  69. Since he is dying of cancer, he wants to take the rest of us with him.
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  70.  @jakeeasterwood3204  I like the idea, I use a treadmill 4 miles a week.
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  71. There are only two qualifications for office. It would be very hard to get him out of office.
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  72. So you are saying they are testing them in air?
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  73. Why would you waste your time and money on 1K? can you make them that small? What about a fuel air bomb?
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  74.  @R4ZM4TT4Z  Sounds a bit optimistic, remember there is no such thing as a free lunch. Changes will have to be made.
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  75.  @bradley3549  So how to store all that solar power? Change charging hours to daytime when solar is making electricity.
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  76.  @michaelszczys8316  Conversely, we will charge in the daylight hours when we have solar power.
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  77.  @michaelszczys8316  There are problems, they will be solved.
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  78.  @bhsk10  You mean they kiss each others ass?
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  79.  @jeffreyzeidner8182  True enough, but things change, with solar, we might have to move the cheapest charging to daytime hours, which would be OK.
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  80. Doom and gloom guys always have an agenda, don't believe him.
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  81. Yeah but you could throw a wild party with all that alcohol.
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  82. Where is your horse? I lived in upstate N.J., but I moved as soon as I could.
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  83. As a retired electric system operator, I can tell you you are to pessimistic.
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