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Replying to @w_terrence
Pence signed a written pledge in 2023 to support the eventual nominee. There goes his credibility, not that he had much to begin with. 🤡
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Replying to @SharpFootball
Why was Secret Service not surveying all of the roofs? Something a cheap drone could do? @elonmusk
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"She didn't think..." That is complete balderdash! She knew damn well Starlink was the best solution. Her decision was political, aimed at undermining SpaceX progress under @elonmusk's stewardship.
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Replying to @BillAckman
If the affidavit was indeed dated a day before the debate, it serves as near incontrovertible proof of manipulation. It should have raised red flags for any observant viewer that none of Harris's claims were scrutinized, despite her repetition of lies that had already been thoroughly debunked. Even more troubling was the behavior of the moderators, who not only refrained from challenging her but actively aided her, framing Trump's statements as "lies" and inviting her to simply affirm that narrative with a yes or no. Long before the affidavit surfaced, it was clear that Harris felt shielded from any real accountability. She confidently repeated debunked narratives like the "many fine people" hoax and mischaracterizations of "Project 2025," knowing there would be no pushback. Her brazen claim that "no military personnel are in harm’s way anywhere in the world, and that hasn’t been the case for 100 years" was astonishingly false—yet went unchecked. Had there been any serious fact-checking, the debate would have unraveled for her in real-time. Instead, she proceeded with the confidence of someone who knew the moderators were her allies, not neutral arbiters. This rigged environment undermined the integrity of the debate itself.
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Replying to @bennyjohnson
Has Epstein prison cell “suicide” vibes.
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Replying to @bennyjohnson
They always make it about race. Or gender. She lost because she was black. She lost because she was a woman. She was a horrible candidate and her term in office as vice president was one of the worst in our country’s history. In a rational world, Trump would’ve swept all states.
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Replying to @fasc1nate
I’ve seen a radiologist misinterpret a brain death brain perfusion study and they almost took a young girl off of life support. She walked out of the hospital a week later. Euthanasia is usually the wrong path. @OpenskiesX
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Replying to @curiousdatacat
Combination of vaccine complacency, media silence, CDC non-reporting and denial.
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Replying to @SawyerMerritt
Business Insider disputes it’s a wrap. 🤣
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Replying to @outbreakupdates
We diagnosed a woman via MRI several weeks ago. First one in my entire career! It has classic MRI findings on diffusion weighted imaging. Horrible illness.
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💯 Rafa would have given Felix the point. Draper is a poor sport. Sad. Felix has class. Draper is an ass.
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3 Safety critical interventions in a 6-mile round trip to the post office tonight with FSD 13.2.9. That’s 2 miles per critical intervention: 1. Goes right through a stop sign shown on map and visualization. See below. 2. At the intersection just past the stop sign, it did not yield right-of-way to oncoming traffic going straight as it was turning left. I had to emergency brake to prevent a collision. Reported. 3. After stopping and waiting at a stoplight appropriately, all of a sudden it accelerated through the stoplight for no apparent reason. I had to emergency brake before much of the car had not entered the intersection. (1) and (2) above are regularly reproducible and I have posted them earlier with videos. Anyone thinking there will be nationwide unsupervised FSD or nationwide Robotaxi this year or next year: you better think again. Still long TSLA, but FSD is at an impasse with no real improvements in 8+ months. Are they making a paradigm shift to simulation training. That’s been my hunch for months. @wholemars @TeslaBoomerMama @Tesla_AI @chuckcook
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Replying to @aelluswamy
After one hour of driving 12.3, I can say with absolute certainty that V12 is a revolutionary, paradigm-shifting advance. This is no mere step-change. In every case that it had to choose between two humanly acceptable behaviors, it took the safer approach. I typically have several disengagements around my home, including entering turn lanes inappropriately on undivided roads, failing at 2-lane roundabouts and ignoring speed bumps. All of these scenarios were handled perfectly today and in most cases more safely than an average human. I say with absolute confidence that 12.3 is significantly safer than the average driver overall. And it will only get better from here. This is incredible @Tesla_AI 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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You heard it hear first: The Robotaxi trial in Austin Texas will be limited to city streets and not include suburban neighborhoods. I’m getting 0.5 miles per safety intervention in my neighborhood, not the 10,000 miles quoted on the call today. FSD 13.2.8 2024 Model 3. It’s not a camera calibration issue. It’s an AI inference failure as the stop sign is shown in the visualization with plenty of time to stop. $TSLA
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Replying to @garyblack00
His activities now were planned months ago, if not years. This is the natural progression of Tesla’s mission. Has nothing to do with the compensation plan.
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Replying to @wholemars
“If Mr. Musk were somehow to increase the value of Tesla to $650 billion — a figure many experts would contend is laughably impossible and would make Tesla one of the five largest companies in the United States, based on current valuations" 🤣🤣🤣
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Replying to @elonmusk @vkhosla
Does anyone believe Biden was truthful when he said he recently contracted Covid so he could conveniently disappear to make this historic decision? He was never seen wearing a mask indoors, in cars and in Air Force One against his own CDC guidelines. And Trump is the one that can’t be trusted?
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Replying to @JTLonsdale
And compare 50 strippers to 50 automotive mechanics. Clearly DEI is needed!
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Some women have a uterine abnormality that prevents them from carrying a pregnancy, despite having healthy ovaries. In such cases, they can use their own eggs, fertilized with the father’s sperm, and rely on a surrogate to carry the pregnancy. There’s nothing wrong with that.
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IMO, It was obv. a trap and Baker fell for the bait. I'm sure everything has been preserved.
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Replying to @mtaibbi @bariweiss
Bait set by @elonmusk and Baker couldn’t resist? 👀
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Try carrying an AR-15 within a half mile of Biden and see what happens to you. The evidence is mounting and almost overwhelming that the assassination attempt was a conspiracy.
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Replying to @TeslaBoomerMama
Who started the war? We did. Classic proxy war. It’s great for our economy and no Americans have died.
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Replying to @laralogan
@realDonaldTrump will pardon you on his first day in office. Don’t worry. So sorry you are dealing with this when violent criminals are released. It’s a grave injustice.
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FSD 12.5.5 on Cybertruck ignores a stop sign. Remain vigilant supervising this build! @wholemars @Tesla_AI @SawyerMerritt @roccosperanza
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Replying to @wholemars
FSD beta 10.69.3.1 handles U-turns, baby!!! Previously, the car would fail here, entering the opposing lanes going the wrong way. Great work FSD team! @elonmusk @chuckcook
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Replying to @bennyjohnson
That is a very bad look. And she does a laughable job of pretending she’s on an important call. The wired earphones are so lame. If she was using AirPods there would be no wires and may not be noticeable. This was very intentional. 🤦‍♀️@OpenskiesX
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Replying to @wholemars
Taking delivery of a new Model 3 tomorrow. I’ll see what happens and report back. 👌
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Replying to @ylecun @elonmusk
I’d rather see the transgender manifesto and Tucker Carlson’s videos and decide for myself which to believe and to what degree. Instead, Meta, your employer, makes the decision for me via arbitrary censorship by those that “know better.“
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piped.video/fHCIl9WASCM?t=…Apple and Verizon shot this ad demonstrating how I use #iPhone13Pro with #Verizon5gUltra to review MRI scans containing thousands of images in near real-time outside the office. The transfer speed of this technology is saving lives every day!
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Remember, our Supreme Court prevented the Trump administration from even asking a citizenship question as part of the official census. This is highly perplexing!
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And why were drones not surveying the area on behalf of the Secret Service? @elonmusk
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Replying to @Bob_Wachter
Goodness! Thank God you're still with us and thanks for detailing your experience. Anecdotally, we are seeing a huge uptick in COVID in coastal South Carolina. I recently had strep pharyngitis and was told, unsolicited, that they are seeing a big uptick at the urgent care center I visited. Then a friend had a vet appointment canceled as all staff had COVID. So I believe cases are extremely under-reported now.
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The kids learn that transitioning as a child or minor is OK by indoctrination at school. Then their decision is supported by counselors at school. Then the doctors that prescribe the hormones and perform the mutilating surgery are paid big bucks. And the parents are kept out of the loop. Got it?
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Replying to @RealJessica05
He made his fortune copying Apple and through monopolistic extortion of end users, essentially. That he is considered a “thought leader” by anyone is troubling.
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Replying to @andst7 @cybertruck
Got my first. Now with signature CyberHammer. ☺️
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Replying to @DrIngold
Tell that to the people whose lives we have saved. Non-contrast MRI is risk-free: no ionizing radiation, IV contrast, or downstream harm, yet gatekeepers call it “inappropriate” for healthy people. Their track record: • Mar 29, 2021 – CDC Director Rochelle Walensky: “Vaccinated people do not carry the virus.” 😳 •AHA shifted from low-fat diets to targeting sugars; •AAP flipped from avoiding peanuts to promoting early exposure to prevent allergies When proclamations flip 180° in a few news cycles, why outsource life-saving decisions to committees? A 50-year-old asymptomatic woman in my scanner had a brain AVM with a ≈15% annual rupture and death risk. “No-screen” rules opposed imaging; she’s now cured after treatment at Johns Hopkins. Data + patient autonomy > bureaucratic decrees. I provide facts and images; patients decide. No society or agency permission or pre-authorization needed.
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Replying to @BillMelugin_
Governor Abbott should meet Biden in Brownsville.
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Replying to @marklevinshow
Mark, you are a brilliant legal scholar, but also a brilliant political strategist. Your insights have been remarkably prescient historically. I agree 100%. To disagree with you is folly.
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Replying to @SawyerMerritt
I'm tired of reading interventions every 10K miles when I get 2 interventions every mile in my suburban neighborhood, running 2 stop signs. So my miles to intervention 0.5.
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Replying to @Rasmussen_Poll
That was the game plan all along. Elections are “certified” long before any litigation could make a difference. This needs to change. Certification should not be permanent.
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Why Full Self-Driving Still Has a Long Way to Go (FSD 13.2.9) I recently took a short 2-mile drive to a restaurant from my home, and despite the simplicity of the route, I had to take over the wheel four separate times due to safety-critical issues. Here’s what happened: 1.Missed Speed Bump at 30 mph: FSD drove straight over a large, clearly marked speed bump. It was marked with reflective road stripes, vertical reflector posts, and an oversized warning sign. Despite all of this, the system failed to recognize it. Not only is this enough to damage tires or suspension, but none of it was even visualized. You’d spill your coffee, or worse, if FSD were in control. 2.Failure to Stop at a Standard Stop Sign: It completely ran through a stop sign at a pedestrian crossing. This wasn’t an ambiguous or unusual sign. It was a standard red octagon with white lettering, identical to others throughout the region. 3.Incorrect Lane Selection at a Marked Intersection: At a three-lane intersection (left, straight, right clearly marked), FSD drove down the middle lane and attempted a left turn. It was fortunate no oncoming traffic was present. This could have caused a side-impact crash. 4.Entered a Clearly Signed “Do Not Enter” Street: It turned into a street marked with a standard “Do Not Enter” sign and simply stopped mid-road, unable to proceed or recover. Again, no oncoming cars, but there could have been. 5.Failure to Exit Driveway: Before any of this, it took four failed attempts to perform a simple three-point turn just to get out of my driveway. It eventually gave up. I didn’t count this among the four safety interventions above since it wasn’t dangerous, just frustrating. For context, I’m using FSD Beta 13.2.9, and I’ve posted video evidence of some of these issues previously with version 13.2.8. ⸻ The Bigger Picture These experiences underscore a key reality. We are still far from achieving true unsupervised driving. Tesla’s Full Self-Driving handles structured, high-traffic, well-mapped areas far better than it does local, less-structured environments like neighborhood streets, driveways, parking lots, and suburban intersections. The reason is that the density of other vehicles and pedestrians provides crucial context that boosts performance via inference. In contrast, the system struggles where it must rely more heavily on road rules and signage alone. So while some FSD videos show flawless drives through cities, they’re often cherry-picked from high-traffic, geo-trained zones. My drive, in contrast, demonstrates how easily FSD can unravel when the environmental scaffolding disappears. I remain optimistic and bullish long-term. These problems are solvable. But Tesla’s own missed timelines, like the undelivered 3x context window increase promised over six months ago, suggest serious ongoing challenges. It also hints that training resources are being funneled into a limited set of geo-fenced areas to get Robotaxi viable in specific launch cities (for example, Austin), rather than generalizing the solution for nationwide rollout. If Robotaxi Austin can navigate freely into neighborhoods, plazas, parking lots, and private driveways without geo-fencing or restrictions, that will be a true milestone. Until then, let’s not pretend we’re already there.
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You heard it here first: There will be no Robotaxi or unsupervised FSD in Pittsburgh in 2025. The notion that unsupervised FSD would work nationally in 2025 is completely out of the question. I’m back in my hometown testing FSD version 13.2.9, and it’s a mess. It fails decisively every 1 - 3 miles, and the problems become much worse during rush hour. Unprotected turns, poor lane selection, erratic rerouting, and frequent disengagements make it completely unreliable. Pittsburgh is the acid test for self-driving in the United States. Its narrow, hilly streets, irregular signage, and unpredictable traffic patterns stress the system like few other places can. When FSD can get me across town in rush hour without a single intervention or a major route change caused by choosing the wrong lane, then we will be close. We are nowhere near that point. Trust me. I have been in the beta program for years and came into 2025 thinking the magic might finally arrive. This visit to Pittsburgh changed my mind. We are not there. Not even close.
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NASA delayed Wilmore and Williams’ SpaceX return to April 2025, citing logistics (port availability, crew reassignment) and minor safety concerns (rushed prep risks), despite Musk’s claim of a feasible September/October 2024 rescue. These excuses—flexible certification timelines and manageable staffing dips—seem flimsy when SpaceX’s reliability was proven. The delay past the November 2024 election could mask a political dodge: avoiding a pre-vote Musk-led win that’d spotlight Boeing’s flop and bruise Biden/Harris optics, using vague “safety” and scheduling as cover.
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Jury of peers. 🤣 Trump has no peers in NYC, if anywhere. But it wasn’t a criminal conviction, just a preponderance of evidence judgment by a majority of the jury. Criminal conviction requires unanimous consent and a much higher standard: beyond reasonable doubt. At worst for him, there is reasonable doubt that he committed sexual abuse. And he was never tried criminally.
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Replying to @lindayaX
I am staying on X in case there is a nuclear strike. I need that 20 minutes advance notice!
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Replying to @TaraBull
Yikes. Likely rabid. Hope they got shots.
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He didn’t say Afghanistan?
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Everyone should get a whole body screening MRI. We detect all aneurysms, before they rupture! And they are treatable, often via minimally invasive means (in other words not requiring surgery). RIP Adam and John Ritter, who both died needlessly of ruptured aneurysms.
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Replying to @elonmusk
Fraud, waste and abuse are easily a third of the federal budget. We need a department of government efficiency (DOGE) run by Elon. With that in place we’d likely eliminate the debt in 10 years. Maybe sooner. And we’d be better served, as well. Lower cost and better service for the people!
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Replying to @elonmusk
It was one of CNBC's biggest mistakes, LOL!
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FSD 13.2.9: Multiple safety interventions per mile! Yes. Within 2 miles of my home, there are multiple locations that require safety interventions. Here FSD drives through a DO NOT ENTER sign then attempts to drive against oncoming traffic on a 6-lane highway.
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Replying to @calleymeans
They are going after Bobby like they’ve been going after Elon and Trump for years. Next level pot shots and smears.
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Replying to @bennyjohnson
Let’s hand out free rangefinders at Kamala’s first rally. 🤣
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Replying to @janniksin
You are a great champion and role model for young players! Bravissimo!
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Well said. I voted weeks ago in favor of the compensation plan and repatriation to TX. Looking forward to joining the shareholders meeting at Giga TX!
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Holy crap! Elon confirms rumors of early 2H production start of next gen platform!!!
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Replying to @GuyDealership
Salesmen smoking weed.
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These children are far more worthy of immigration than most of of what’s coming across our southern border. @rohanspatel
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Replying to @garyblack00
This is most remarkable: Energy storage deployments reached 14.7 GWh in 2023, more than double compared to the previous year, while Energy Generation and Storage business profits nearly quadrupled in 2023. Gross profit of our Services & Other business increased from a ~$500M loss in 2019 to a ~$500M profit in 2023. Very bullish!!!
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That 10.6 can do what it does with cameras only is stupendous. Mind blown. So human like. Can’t wait for 10.7, 10.8, etc. FSD beta is the most fun I’ve had. So worth being a small part of history in the making. 😎
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Reuters disinformation! The photo shows Teslas queued for service, stating the number of affected cars and a 3% stock drop, but the article buries a key detail near the end: 99% of the cars were already fixed via an over-the-air update. The intent seems clear – to damage Tesla’s brand and/or possibly lower its stock. Elon, @SECGov should investigate Reuters for potential insider trading. $TSLA @DOGE
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He's on board with the vast majority of the country according to recent polls. We are headed in the wrong direction according to about 75% of those polled. Stagflation now and long recession afterwards IMO.
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Replying to @MorbidKnowledge
In my opinion, there is no place for cervical spine “adjustments,” and especially those that are done with great force or rapidity. I’ve seen several vertebral artery dissections at the hands of chiropractors over the years. About half of them resulted in strokes. Fortunately, the other half just caused neck pain and the dissection healed. Humans were not designed to have their heads rapidly rotated (to “adjust” the spine or otherwise). The vertebral arteries travel through tiny holes in the sides of vertebrae and such rapid rotational motion of the head can cause shearing injury to the wall of the artery. Avoid!
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Replying to @elonmusk
Just walk/run the length of Giga Texas once a day. Walk 50 m then sprint 50 m. This will get you in shape right away. ❤️‍🩹
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Replying to @wholemars
Do you still want to live there? I was literally scared to walk in the city at night during my last visit. Sad. Tragic.
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Replying to @gurgavin
Apple is 5 years behind in AI. Siri sucks.
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Replying to @shaunmmaguire
When @elonmusk's SpaceX rescues them, they should hold a ticker-tape parade for Elon and the Astronauts in Manhattan.
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Replying to @wholemars
Karpathy not returning. My guess.
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Two GOATs, if that’s possible. 🫶🫶🫶
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Replying to @Teslaconomics
He cannot be rehabilitated. Life sentence with no possibility for parole. Set an example. If someone had been in one of those cars, they could’ve been burned alive. Let alone someone in the store that could’ve been hit by a bullet.
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Replying to @TreyYingst
Good thing the magnet is not operating, likely due to power outage. Otherwise those rifles would be stuck inside the scanner!
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Replying to @wholemars
No question this was sabotage. Even before seeing this video the probability of a rare battery fire in a cybertruck parked directly in front of a Trump property was essentially zero. Good find!
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Replying to @munster_gene
Gene, I followed you for years and you’re one of the reasons I remained vested in AAPL after 1,000%, 10,000%, 20,000%, 30,000% gains, finally transitioning all my shares to TSLA. And I’m sticking with Elon and agree with your assessment, as I did with your assessments of Apple all those years. Can I buy you dinner?!
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I’m now canceling a planned trip to the RSA. Scary!
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Replying to @jordonr
Saw the play. He got hit right on the sternum by the other player’s shoulder. Likely triggered a life-threatening cardiac arrhythmia (e.g. ventricular fibrillation). They most likely defibrillated him on the field or on the ambulance. Hope he makes a complete recovery. 🙏
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When someone falls onto a hard surface while unconscious—unable to protect their head from the fall—the resulting brain injury is often permanent or lethal. In every case, the perp should be charged with murder or attempted murder and face life imprisonment.
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It’s incredible that we allow this behavior to go on unchecked. Concussions always cause permanent brain damage. MRI with diffusion tensor imaging (DYI) proves it. And can be lethal.
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Replying to @SawyerMerritt
Reuters: DOJ/SEC launching new probe regarding “stainless” Cybertruck exterior on the basis of this photo. @OpenskiesX
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Replying to @TeslaBoomerMama
Too little too late. Moved funds last week from one of my IRAs at Schwab.
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It’s amazing how many people will cut off their nose to spite their face and not buy this amazing car because they don’t like Elon.
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Replying to @wholemars
It's either really good or really bad news. As no one has left the team, I strongly favor the former.
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Don’t follow the whales. Be the plankton that gets gobbled up by them. Where are the whales today? $TSLA @OpenskiesX
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Will be voting in 2 national election cycles before her court date.
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Replying to @shaunmmaguire
Impossible for anyone who had seen those images! It’s a punch to the gut every time. So sad and was tragically avoidable.
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Replying to @elonmusk
I suggest you select him for the first manned mission to Mars.
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Replying to @elonmusk @heydave7
We love you, Elon, for all you are doing for humankind. And we value your opinions on politics. Keep posting about which you are passionate.
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Replying to @elonmusk
I love how Biden contracted Covid so he could conveniently disappear for a few days and think things over. He was never seen wearing a mask even indoors, in cars and in Air Force One. Who believes he really has Covid? 🤣
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It’s not a failed idea. It’s a failed implementation of the idea. As such, this is terribly slanted mischaracterization designed to undermine Elon’s tremendous track record in technology.
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@JDVance1 @realDonaldTrump You must invite these kids to the RNC. Make arrangements now! @elonmusk
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Replying to @strengthPlan
In 2 years $TSLA will be 400+ and the housing boom will crash. That will be the time to buy a home.
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Replying to @wholemars
He’s been telegraphing this for many, many months. I truly am surprised you were shocked.
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Replying to @wholemars
I have FSD subscriptions on both of my cars. I use it every day. I keep the balance of the money I saved invested in Tesla shares. That’s what I’d recommend to everyone. Why pay for 75 months of usage upfront?
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That’s because he’s actually earned a living in the private sector.
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Replying to @EricTopol
It's a tug-of-war between science and the variants. Right now the variants have the upper hand. Once vaccines for mucosal immunity are approved and widely distributed, we should have the upper hand again and I believe permanently.
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After a second term he will go down in history as truly one of the greatest.
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