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Material possessions were making me weak, so now I have only what is needed
It sucked the llama's ass. It was like a bad movie of a good book.
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I don’t like Walter Isaacson.
His book on @elonmusk was bad.
All he wanted to talk about is Elons “Dark Side”
Now he goes on CNBC Shitting on Elon.
Saying he should stay in his lane.
Of course he does it in a respectful way.
And people eat it up.
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RJ Scaringe spent nearly half of Rivian’s earnings call hyping self-driving tech. But taking on Tesla’s FSD with custom chips and pricey lidar is an enormous gamble while the mass-market R2 is still scaling up. theverge.com/transportation/…
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Notice how the headlines work.
A Toyota crashes: "Driver injured in crash."
A Ford crashes: "Two cars collide on highway."
A BMW crashes: "Accident on Route 1."
A Tesla crashes: "TESLA crashes."
Not the driver. Not "a car." The brand, in the headline, every single time.
Millions of crashes happen on the roads every year, and almost none come with a brand name. But when it's a Tesla, legacy media suddenly cares which car it was.
Meanwhile, Tesla publishes its own safety data every quarter. With Autopilot engaged, Teslas go far more miles between crashes than the US average.
That's not journalism. That's a campaign.
The cars keep getting safer. The headlines just keep getting louder.
TEXI might catch on 😭
Tesla should launch its own version of Uber/Lyft where every car that picks you up is a Tesla or Cyber Truck (someday Roadster??) Let’s be real, isn’t that what everyone wants to be driven in anyway?
And while we still have human drivers, if you pay them better than Uber and Lyft I bet people would flock to it.
You can call it Texi 🚘 @elonmusk 🧡
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A Robotaxi from COTA (F1 race track) back to downtown Austin costs about $76/$78 ($4 per mile) right now vs over $112 (~$6 per mile) for Uber.
Tesla haters: It’s an outdated lineup, Tesla needs new designs! Why are they selling a 10-year-old car?
Also Tesla haters: 👇
🚔 Was ist los?
CYBERTRUCK AUF DEUTSCHER AUTOBAHN GESTOPPT!
Die Polizei hat auf der A99 bei München einen Tesla Cybertruck aus dem Verkehr gezogen!
✅ 50-jähriger Fahrer aus Schweden
✅ Cybertruck mit polnischer Zulassung
✅ 4.200 kg zulässiges Gesamtgewicht
✅ Normaler Pkw-Führerschein reicht nicht – Klasse C1 erforderlich!
❌ Die Polizei untersagte die Weiterfahrt.
Das Kuriose: Der Cybertruck durfte mit seiner polnischen Zulassung grundsätzlich in Deutschland fahren. Nur der Fahrer hatte nicht den passenden Führerschein.
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A Tesla’s cameras helped clear an innocent driver of false accusations in Florida, USA.
In August 2024, Tesla owner Kevin Finley was arrested while driving home after dropping his children off at daycare.
A police officer accused him of speeding, ignoring a traffic stop, attempting to flee, and driving recklessly.
However, footage from Tesla’s rear camera contradicted the officer’s account.
The video showed the police vehicle approaching from the opposite direction before making a U-turn, raising serious questions about whether the driver had a reasonable opportunity to recognize the officer’s attempt to stop him.
On July 16, 2026, the court acquitted Finley of reckless driving charges.
Following an internal investigation, the officer resigned on October 20, 2026.
This case demonstrates that Tesla’s cameras do more than record the road. They can also provide crucial evidence to protect innocent drivers and help establish the truth.
The comments 🧟♂️ 💀
Self-driving Tesla struck and killed man, 71, who was trying to cross California freeway trib.al/i3iSWY5
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