Comments by "Bo McGillacutty" (@Mrbfgray) on "Bloomberg Technology" channel.

NO Max...unless you mean that preserving America and global democracy is Elon's way to profit from it...yeah Tesla cannot exist in the USSR nor the USSA, nor can the rest of us.
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@danschweri Elon hasn't had anything significant to do with hyperloop since tossing out the concept. The rest U mention is also childish trivia. As long as U insist on being an imbecile you'll continue to be a bitter loser. Instead U might, IDK--say buy some TSLA and enjoy the results over next decade?
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HOW are phones going to link to Starlink when Elon has clearly stated they don't have a receiver small enough for a CAR in sight? Total fantasy.
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@niyazzmoithu20 It's a well served crowded space and not their area of expertise. What's the point in competing in a commodity if you can't revolutionize it? Starlink would do that, maybe in a decade but probably not, what else? They need to produce the things already committed to, brains and other resources are never infinite....FSD, Semi, CT, 4680's, new factories, econobox, solar stuff and stationary storage, roadster, robotaxies, humaniod robot, insurance.....GOOD GRIEF, and you want to add a stupid phone?
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I like it because it's classic NYC--Brooklyn accent.
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More Doomberg garbage.
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Trigger Troll Do you know how lithium is mined? Doesn't sound like it. Anyway your statement is a joke intended or not. It's like saying organic farm produce can't be viable because it requires inorganic rubber tire vehicles to get it to market. Much of mining today is done via massive electric machines anyway. (I guess your just trolling so you don't need a real point or to have a clue)
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Trigger Troll I didn't say mining machines were about to become batt powered. What the HELL does that have to do with anything? Your talking about a tiny fraction of diesel consumption and yes it's likely to continue for decades. Are you really THIS SIMPLE? What does that have to do with the viability of BEVs??? Besides NOTHING. Oh...and had you failed to notice that wind and solar are becoming the cheapest NEW e-power on Earth? "Yeah but they need diesel mining machines too....blablabla!" Guess what bozo--they need human operators too, what's your point? Do you have one?
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Trigger Troll Your bubble does NOT represent the world, sorry to pop it. Look at the global consumption numbers. If I worked at a tire manufacturing plant I might think it used a lot of fossils too but it just DOESN'T, not on the big picture.
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Trigger Troll ALL IRRELEVANT. You represent 0.4% of the global population. Most of us won't live in your tiny backwater for just that sort of reason. The numbers I was talking about are where the majority of liquid fuel is consumed and it AIN'T Canada let alone mining.
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Trigger Troll Norway has some of the highest EV numbers on the Planet, the only penalty is reduced range in extreme cold, otherwise they function much better than traditional vehicles. Going from 350 to 280 miles range ain't a deal breaker for most especially as the charge rate goes to 100 miles in 5 minutes and most of the time folks just plug in at night or at work often for free. Even businesses are offering free charging to get you to stop at their place...get a coffee and snack while gaining another 100 or 200 miles for nothing. You too will drive an EV because sooner or later you will get tired of all the ICE hassles, cold engine battles, ice in fuel lines, air filters, oil changes, injection and ignition problems, well I don't need to tell YOU, lol. Plus you'll get tired of driving the slowest car/truck on the road which ICE already are. I'm not an early adopter and you might be the last but the trend is clear. I still love my BMW S65 V8 but it will be my last ICE car if not truck, a fantastic way to end an era.
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Great to see how well it's doing and consistent with what I'm hearing from owners...very pleased with progress as fan and TSLA holder.
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