Difference between Soros & Elon? Soros became rich by taking money out of businesses, Elon became rich by creating products people wanted.
@gloriadoty9675Күн бұрын
@@helmshardover Yes he's a great man he's worked hard for everything he has and every time he has earned
@lunatik9696Күн бұрын
Really? Soros took money out of businesses? LMAO - proven False statement. Musk provided a product many didn't know they wanted, until he made it. More than any other, Musk has propelled us into the (electric) future.
@Tesla-Red14 сағат бұрын
Well said
@davidrounds3245Күн бұрын
This is the only truly free country in the world. Elon saw it being destroyed and felt like he had to step up and help stop it. Thank God for him doing that.
@tonylukashuk4965Күн бұрын
The most important thing I try to remember as a Tesla investor is that Elon Musk does not prioritize his actions in accordance with maintaining Tesla's stock value in the short term. He thinks "big picture". I feel like we are setting up for even more volatility moving forward. And I think the "destroy Musk with disinformation" apparatus is only just getting warmed up. It is going to be bumpy ride.
@b-rareКүн бұрын
Well the fun part for me is how Elon is now going to work for the government, has has all these companies, he also is number one in doom ( a video game) how the fuck he have all this time? This to me would be bearish for Tesla stock but I know absolutely nothing as what I’ve learned is stocks don’t trade based on logic it’s mostly all speculation and emotion so we can never sit and figure out why stocks are doing what they’re doing just look at bitcoin what the fuck 😂 clown world
@markfrantz4612Күн бұрын
But in the long run, we will be fine.
@b-rareКүн бұрын
@ exactly think ten years out. The stock isn’t “over priced”. People are stupid. Elon is a gangster dude you think he’ll lose? No. He won’t
@scott5770Күн бұрын
With that said. Elon is the “hero” in this real life story. He’s smarter than all of them put together……Elon will prevail! Tesla will prevail!!!!! Buy every dip!!!!!!
@b-rareКүн бұрын
@@scott5770 hodl for 10+ years
@McDan2425Күн бұрын
The people that complain the Elon Musk prioritizes his conscience (whether you agree or not) above investor’s pocketbooks, including his own, do not see the most important feature of investing in Musk companies. He is honest and scruples outweigh money. Do you know how rare that is?!?!
@ruthlemler27268 сағат бұрын
@@McDan2425 so true
@gretaholmes78347 минут бұрын
He does not ever lose enough money to change his life.
@ruthlemler2726Күн бұрын
Please don’t question Musk again until you have good reason. He says he’s going to post what he plans to do and get feedback. Sounds good to me.
@kit888Күн бұрын
It's a clickbait title.
@janh-r8hКүн бұрын
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@clintonjrowesr3336Күн бұрын
@@ruthlemler2726 🤦♂️
@BillyDHughesDrumsКүн бұрын
Sheep
@Maruman_manКүн бұрын
@ruthlemler2726 people with your mentality are easy pickings for the billionaire class
@lancebeare8314Күн бұрын
How is Elon NOT transparent, he is very transparent imo
@gefu7578Күн бұрын
Elon is preparing society to be totally involved with governing. X is the place where we literally be able to swing important decisions by expressing our opinions directly to lawmakers
@bodyweightbob866923 сағат бұрын
Personal opinion, I don’t like the hyperbolic or bombastic intros. Im coming to listen to a conversation/discussion on various topics and conversation is not intense music and cuts to different parts of the convo. It feels jarring to me, to click on what I am anticipating and is a podcast, and there’s siege music in the background and dramatic talking points pulled out. Feels like I’m coming in to an “edited” video or jumping in to something crazy which is not what I am looking for. Conversation has a natural build and tempo and the intros are in stark contrast to the product. Additionally, probably just unnecessary editing time. I know it’s a shittier JRE… I really enjoy your discussions and perspective, thought I would provide my feedback.
@5555emersonКүн бұрын
You two are awesome, I appreciate this immensely. Translate is openly sharing your beliefs with others. Skin in the game is when you put your own assets on the line in a win lose situation. At least, this is how I see it.
@justinsjourney3224Күн бұрын
By your fruits, you shall know them.And musk has demonstrated a profound resolve in assisting humanity. It's not helpful to humanity to try and seed doubts.
@melaniestarkey7868Күн бұрын
I really love this channel because you're allowed to think and if you think something's wrong you voice it so someone can direct you to the solution.
@That_Cyber_DudeКүн бұрын
Elon can be TRUSTED!! He will provide real transparency!
@rezamoradi4073Күн бұрын
Even when he and Trump is planning to drain the swamp to replace with a open air smart city transhumanism swamp?
@jto9866Күн бұрын
No billionaires or politicians can be trusted
@GoldsteinphotoКүн бұрын
Please tell me Musk's ultimate goal. What am I supposed to Trust him to do?
@janh-r8hКүн бұрын
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@helmshardoverКүн бұрын
@@Goldsteinphoto 1. to attempt real transparency. 2. to attempt to create a real reduction in red tape. 3. to attempt to reduce Government spending.
@MrMcw56Күн бұрын
Trust him! He moved from the darkness to the light!
@About2RainКүн бұрын
@@MrMcw56 Ya, the FALSE Light!
@gregbailey4515 сағат бұрын
There is no darkness, no light. There are motivations.
@MrMcw569 сағат бұрын
@ definitely darkness. Definitely light.
@gloriadoty9675Күн бұрын
Yes you could trust me on musk I don't know why you people try to make people doubt him
@melaniestarkey7868Күн бұрын
I asked Elon to give a million dollars to the homeless and he did and I'm just someone commenting.
@flowerjpotter16297 сағат бұрын
@@melaniestarkey7868 Before Elon took over Twitter one of the big organisations who *work at combatting world hunger* announced the financial cost it would take to solve the problem. It was a huge sum. Elon responded by saying yes I can pay, but I need full transparency, and they turned him down. *Makes you wonder what they are really up to.*
@RSkala100Күн бұрын
Elon works hard to help everyone and improve humanity. George works hard to help himself and the Democratic Party. Big difference.
@FangfangWorldКүн бұрын
I trust him, period !
@johnlynch5007Күн бұрын
Term limits in all levels of government would be very helpful.
@nate32396Күн бұрын
The thing is that he’s different. He’s pretty public with his beliefs. People are just projecting a caricature on him because he’s wealthy.
@pensinseo7745Күн бұрын
Hans on 1.25 playback speed hits different
@BuckMcAntlersonКүн бұрын
True
@recnamorcen1Күн бұрын
I love the guy but he sounds like a college student asked to present without using filler words. I still prefer this to someone who word vomits without thinking.
@mathewst3979Күн бұрын
Epic thumbnail, good title, amazing intro and hook... ... and then you realize it's just another podcast.
@mothanwrdzКүн бұрын
A LOT of people are in for a big surprise. Elon is a great engineer, entrepreneur, and I imagine, father. But he is not infallible. Case in point: has he said ANYTHING about what Israel is doing or about how there is so much influence by Israel on US politicians? Did he even say ANYTHING about why our elected officials were more interested in funding war than helping Americans DURING the recent hurricanes and floods? We cannot expect him to be any less corrupt OR corruptible than any other person in his position. And we should not give him a pass just because we are being made rich by him. We have to speak truth to power ALWAYS and not give him a pass simply because we love him. The PUBLIC should be the public trust bullshit meter. But the public is easily manipulated. On both the left and right.
@nguyep4Күн бұрын
You already fall to the manipulation, thinking he is like everyone else. Yet he is not. He stood up to the political party that wants him dead and constant harassment by agencies. What exactly is Israel doing?
@lindaschendt9319Күн бұрын
I am waiting for the other shoe to drop……
@Thenext23Күн бұрын
This is a very eloquent comment. Elon helped spread misinformation about voter fraud in anticipation of the election. An opinion that is directly opposed to what he felt only a couple years ago. Since Trump won, where did all that concern go? Anyone who is that powerful lives in some form of bubble/echo chamber and will lose touch on some level. I’m all in on Tesla and am in awe of what Musk has accomplished, but we need to keep a realistic perspective on all of this.
@FlintStone-c3s23 сағат бұрын
@@Thenext23 I was watching the 2020 election, no way did Biden get an extra 20million votes, 67million Dems votes is the usual number. After midnight Dem vote dumps even confused Media election watchers. There was fraud big time that needs to be investigated not denied. Arizona vote counting is crap.
@shankars632419 сағат бұрын
@@Thenext23 Explain what misinformation he spread? Was there massive irregularities in the 2020 election with mail in ballots and poor chain of custody with no ability to confirm the integrity of the vote? Why does every other western democracy use voter ID? Why does nearly every other western democracy restrict mail/absentee ballots? Stop regurgitating corporate media propaganda and actually think critically about election security.
@jch1980521 сағат бұрын
Hans is smart but sometimes he talks SO damn slow it’s hard to listen to
@desmovalveservice5282Күн бұрын
Your banner, " Can Elon Musk Be Trusted?, on this post is leading, and not in a good way. I am Unsubscribing to your otherwise to this point outstanding channel.
@mattsenkow698616 сағат бұрын
Truthbombs. Good job fellows.
@LeonieBachmann-h7xКүн бұрын
Thanks for everything, Elon. Of course, we trust you! We pray for you and our amazing 45th/47th President!
@michaelg1569Күн бұрын
Sorry you have to employ clickbait in order to get views.
@jlhendricksjr17 сағат бұрын
I would like Fazad and company to make predictions with dates for big accomplishments of the Trump term.
@Spudz89Күн бұрын
This has become one of my favorite podcasts. Well done!
@beatemoore8244Күн бұрын
I am not afraid of Elon, but i am afraid of the total strange and problematic people trump is choosing for his cabinet.
@pradipFRCSКүн бұрын
Can you be trusted FARZAD
@marlenestiles4195Күн бұрын
Patriotic American all the way 🇺🇸
@bobbresnahan8397Күн бұрын
I've been watching Tesla like a hawk since 2013 because I am a climate change activist and thought Tesla was the promising company in the world to contribute massively to the transition to emission-free energy. I've never seen Tesla do anything that compromised its mission. Elon is the reason why -- he stands firm against the profits first forces while ensuring that the company is profitable. In my opinion Elon is a heroic figure. Notwithstanding his support for Trump. I also think he'll learn and make the necessary adjustments. We need to transition to a sustainable economy as quickly as possible. The Chines, the Norwegians, and Tesla are leading the way for humanity as a whole. I would like to see a new political party -- the Solutions Party. ID the world's leading problems and solve them. Actually solve them. A party like that would win elections and the Dems are certainly not that party. Thinking that the Republican Party is a solutions party is totally impossible for me to understand. People make mistakes so I will not write Elon off. In fact he seems to be one of the very best public figures fo acknowleding his errors.
@FlintStone-c3s23 сағат бұрын
The current Trump team has former Dems in it, Trump was from NY and was a Dem, so was Elon, so was Tulsi. Even Joe Rogan used to vote dem. The Democrat Liberal still exists except they are now labeled "Far Right". That shows how far left the crazies have gone.
@richardfolden386021 сағат бұрын
He is especially heroic for supporting Trump.
@icewendigo2320Күн бұрын
A Real Democracy has NO Elections, NO Politicians, instead Citizens vote DIRECTLY on issues & laws, while Governance & Oversight is done be Randomly Selected Volunteers with short mandates Transparency and distribution/atomisation of power (as opposed to secrecy and concentration of power) is very important.
@windowsdown3684Күн бұрын
This is stupid
@lopezbКүн бұрын
Oh yeah, let's can 250 years of American democracy and follow an oligarchy, based on Ayn Rand mixed with Vladimir Putin. What could go wrong?
@windowsdown3684Күн бұрын
@@icewendigo2320 what you are describing exists nowhere in the world and would be a total cluster
@FlintStone-c3s23 сағат бұрын
Republics are not Democracies. Doge was the name of the leader of the Venetian Republic which last 1100 years.
@richardfolden386021 сағат бұрын
Sounds like a pain in the ass. I’m glad we live in a republic.
@jackofalltrades1582Күн бұрын
We can only hope that he is all in on the DOGE. With him only being an advisory position I worry that others won't follow through with the recommendations
@AquarianSoulTimeTravelerКүн бұрын
The other thing they share in common and everyone seems to share in common is that they won't talk about a Ubi based off the total automated production percentage of the GDP to protect the consumer Market from inevitable collapse...
@liquidsnakex6 сағат бұрын
Stop spamming this gar bage
@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler5 сағат бұрын
@liquidsnakex well in relative terms I'm talking about protecting the consumer Market from inevitable collapse due to automation lowering human value to near zero and eliminating all jobs in the economy which makes the consumer Market completely collapsed because the consumers have no money to spend to protect the corporations from going under so the entire system goes under all because we automate away all the jobs which is a good thing but if we don't prepare for this inevitability and start to create a Ubi based off the total automated production percentage of the GDP then we will not be ready for this problem and the entire consumer Market will collapse this is a inevitability due to the free market always getting the best bang for its Buck which was NAFTA in the 90s it's automation ai and robotics now and in the future... So in relative terms your reply is more spamming and garbage than my entire post... Your reply does nothing to advanced society does nothing to minimize the needless suffering of existence your reply is the spam here while my comment is the golden system to protect the people!
@masonsaundersКүн бұрын
I think we should tax people on how they invest their money if you put your money in safe places. S&p 500 mutual funds you get taxed more. If you put it in companies or stocks you get taxed less. Encourage risk. Not sure how to do it but would be a great system
@silaskelly604Күн бұрын
Don't think for a second that the 'media' reporting agendas rather than facts is a new thing. I went to events that were political 75 years ago and when I read the news about the event, I would have to go back and reread the headline to make sure the report was about the same event, because the things reported were so far from what I saw with my own eyes it didn't seem to be the same event.
@almostthere100Күн бұрын
Shame on you for questioning whether Elon can be trusted!
@HoosierCarnivoreКүн бұрын
Yes, absolutely
@chrismiller7661Күн бұрын
You can trust Elon 100% because of how he saved SpaceX and Tesla at the end of 2008. He took the risk not to become rich or famous, but because of the mission of those companies, which he obviously considered to be very important.
@BuckMcAntlersonКүн бұрын
I appreciate the open conversation. Always something to gain from it. Also, I appreciate the cussin'.
@mvrz6Күн бұрын
Quit the cinematic intro dude is cringe AF
@larrybreyer4066Күн бұрын
Transparency is the willingness to accept what you believe could be wrong. The opposite of transparency is extreme sensitivity to criticism and stubbornness. I think people who don't like Trump are blind to his transparency or don't value transparency.
@billyhack967320 сағат бұрын
How many days could the colony survive on batteries without solar power? I would not go unless there was infinite (nuclear) power back up to solar.
@liquidsnakex5 сағат бұрын
Not many, but there's small nuclear reactors on Mars right now (on the last two big rovers), so they'd definitely be bringing them when lives are on the line.
@tomz570020 сағат бұрын
Hey Fazard and Hans, I'd think an interesting podcast would be with the guy from the 'Not Just Bikes' channel. He's recently released a video about self driving cars, which likely represents the fears of the majority when it comes to this type of tech. If he's not interested in talking live, then I think a response to his video would be interesting to watch 🙂 Not sure about anyone else, but I'm burned out on politics for now.
@jlhendricksjr18 сағат бұрын
You see a lot of what Elon does but that does not mean he is not hiding the evil stuff.
@gregbailey4515 сағат бұрын
Before criticising him for having an 'attitude', be sure to check your own at the door.
@jlhendricksjr18 сағат бұрын
Forbes magazine called George Soros the “most generous giver”. How much giving has Elon done?
@gregbailey4515 сағат бұрын
Immeasurable.
@liquidsnakex6 сағат бұрын
He puts food on hundreds of thousands of employees' tables daily, paid about 50 billion to protect basic human rights, and paid over 8 billion in taxes just in 2022 alone... What have you done lately?
@douglasferrarelli3199Күн бұрын
Nailed it Hans… good job 👍. Hopefully more and more people will see this…
@flwiКүн бұрын
What's wrong with ESG? It sounded like a good thing for renewables. Have still some shares in an ETF that also has the esg label. It's based on this index "MSCI ACWI IMI New Energy ESG" but didn't perform well the last years
@FlintStone-c3s23 сағат бұрын
Interesting name Doge. The Doge was the name given to leader of the Venetian Republic, which lasted 1100 years. The American Republic is much younger. Republics are not Democracies. Elon is a data guy, Vivak is the people guy both together are greater than the parts. Elon hires very good people he trusts to share the dream and who are themselves extremely capable.
@epcalderheadКүн бұрын
Elon is simultaneously the greatest asset and risk to the Tesla investor.
@sdpryceКүн бұрын
Elon is the single reason we have Tesla. There was a risk the Democrats would spend another 4 years trying to destroy him, like they did last time he voted Democrat.
@traceybamforth_lavatreefar1716Күн бұрын
Nice rainy morning chat. Dankie!! Haha your ending 🫶🏿
@sergelysakКүн бұрын
33:50 Let Elon go all in and hitch your wagon to his horse. $TSLA
@chrisp133623 сағат бұрын
Wish you could do short summaries of these shows. They are too long for me. I wonder if others would like a summary version.
@DaveDayCAEКүн бұрын
The audience for "Farzad" must not have a life. They spend their time very much like the bored housewives who in decades past watched soap operas. They'll apparently watch anything.
@peterdog1522 сағат бұрын
We need the PTBM. Build it!
@b-rareКүн бұрын
“Can musk be trusted” . Can who Evers in office right now be trusted? At least with musk you see him daily talking live doing hours and hours of interviews podcasts . You get a general idea of who the dude is. If I was to trust anyone it would be Elon musk.
@Tesla-Red13 сағат бұрын
I can't wait to see what Elon is able to achieve with DOGE. With his track record and government organisations being so bloated and inefficient the possibilities are huge!
@windowsdown3684Күн бұрын
He has been sent to the kids table already cos he was used to get Trump in and is now going to be dumped - watch
@nguyep4Күн бұрын
Lol the Republicans aren't stupid like the Democrats to bet against Elon.
@richardfolden386021 сағат бұрын
Lol, why? And why would he care if it did happen? The objective was to get rid of the party that was such an obstruction and was also destroying the country. Mission accomplished.
@Ample1714 сағат бұрын
He is one of the few high profile people i really really trust.
@cd29498 сағат бұрын
At this point with Trump, I really think it's fine that everything doesn't make sense and that there is some obliqueness to what we are seeing. Trump is a master negotiator and I seriously doubt that his selection was "not quite right" in this case. I have worked for several CEOs (to map to business) that did stuff I totally didn't get or agree with at the outset, but it turned out to be way better than I ever thought. I'm OK with it in general :-).
@lunatik9696Күн бұрын
Elon gets a lot of attention b/c of his wealth and initiatives which I support and am happy about. As far as Soros, I'm hearing the old if ur not doing anything wrong what have u got to hide BS perspective. We ALL deserve our privacy, Musk chooses to be in the public eye. Soros works in financial markets where his words could cause a panic or bull rush. If Elon says he is going to put a rocket on Mars in 10 years, that doesn't affect anything significantly. When he talks about his stock however, he has gotten some push back from legal minds. Musk is as trustworthy as any high visibility individual. I hear ppl whine about his projection was off 1 or 2 years, but that is more naysayers kicking someone when they are down. To his crredit, he has gotten up, dusted himself off and proven his resolve. He is willing to say what he thinks b/c he thinks he is untouchable.
@CameronSanMarco23 сағат бұрын
فرزد مزبهي؟ مزبحي؟ Thanks for the insight, foresight and wisdom. You guys are the best :)
@AquaVivaFit19 сағат бұрын
Great channel guys! You really have your finger on the pulse!
@mathewherges397Күн бұрын
Great conversation!👍
@plinn2112Күн бұрын
Can’t believe all the people here saying we can’t question a billionaire who spent hundreds of millions to get a candidate elected, including in ways that border on buying votes. I respect Elon’s accomplishments immensely, but this political Elon is new, and getting involved with Donald Trump as your partner is a risky proposition.
@liquidsnakex6 сағат бұрын
Musk was not buying votes, there was no voting requirement whatsoever, unlike the dems who directly bribe voters with the promise of stolen money from other people. Of course you can question him, the only reason he got into politics was to bring down the ev il cu lt that punishes people for questioning it.
@silaskelly604Күн бұрын
Sure. Elon really gets that actions have to be congruent with truth and facts. If not, they will fail. They may turn out badly anyhow, but the only chance for success is start with first principles and be transparent.
@michaelpalmer13844 сағат бұрын
We saw our first Cybertruck on the road here in Calgary, Canada. Pretty cool !!
@epemsley378722 сағат бұрын
Trump is 'bluster' not exactly lies but a statement of intention with hyperbole.
@cd29498 сағат бұрын
Bill Ackman comes to mind as well, maybe versus Carl Icahn - seem like polar opposites...
@johngee77722 сағат бұрын
No he can't. Why? Power corrupts. Absolute power..... Just look at the people who are in positions of almost absolute power. Humility is not a quality that is prized today.
@gretaholmes78349 минут бұрын
KEEP SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER *(CAPS= MY GLASSES 👓 LOST)*
@marbruch23 сағат бұрын
You’re sounding like conspiracy theorists. Remember if it’s a choice between a conspiracy and a stuff up, choose stuff up every time. Yes, the mainstream media get it wrong a lot, but remember the pressures and influences they are operating under - and that in a capitalist society their first priority is views/clicks, they are part of the entertainment industry.
@markmcarthy596Күн бұрын
He’s shifty. You’re being played. No one man can be allowed all of this sh# Unless He/She is “Selected”
@liquidsnakex5 сағат бұрын
If you think he's just been "allowed" to build his companies in peace, you haven't been paying much attention. He had to sue the gov to let SpaceX compete for launch contracts, with the FAA now artificially delaying all his launches. Tesla has been under constant legal/market attacks for years, including a judge blocking him from 10 years of his salary. Several countries currently want to jail him for allowing people to express opinions (a basic human right) on X/Twitter, despite zero crimes being committed. He's not being "allowed" to do anything, he's just good enough to succeed despite the constant attacks.
@marcusalexander5251Күн бұрын
100% agreement on the Rubio concern!!!
@billyhack967320 сағат бұрын
If we use Th232 nobody will be able to breed pu239 weapons on Mars.
@matthewlepoidevin202413 сағат бұрын
You're disrespecting the world's richest an iconic genius are you for real
@iandavies4853Күн бұрын
I laughed at final comments. Musk also got his "town square" at Maddison Garden. Money out of journalism - that’s got legs. It’s like you need a new "Gutenberg printing press" style technology revolution.
@WoodRite123 сағат бұрын
Please just be free and say what you REALLY feel!
@Jeremy-AiКүн бұрын
Nothing and no one can be “trusted” as it implies a universal understanding and knowledge from a perspective of all that which has come and gone… from the information being asked “trust with what exactly?” Instead we must have demonstrated a history of having a “great deal of confidence in” in the event that perspective, knowledge, and information do not align setting up those we seek to assume or accept “absolute trust “ The data suggests motive separation from intention, and programming untangled of each and every factor leading up to this “confidence” once that confidence is placed expect a better trajectory not perfect perceived outcome. Also do not judge those that are given confidence while they perform the role. They can be measured by means of action towards the mutually understood trajectory. Without the pressure of constant scrutiny by all those that have placed confidence in them. They must return to all other tasks at hand.
@WoodRite123 сағат бұрын
Stop with the safe opinions. Speak your mind. I makes the most sense. Why not say it?
@Sandra-hk8ksКүн бұрын
QUIT TRYING TO CAUSE DIVISION. I WOULD TRUST ELON OVER ANYONE
@arndt3203Күн бұрын
great video - a must watch
@olli-lfeКүн бұрын
This issue with podcast is similar to the issue with mainstream media. If mainstream media told the truth and kept politicians accountable there would be no problem. Sure podcast can be an independent unbought voice and the mass amount of voices and relative ease of entry is a plus but that doesn't make them the complete solution. The paramount solution will always be the the propensity of the masses to be just, upright, and active rather that polluted, passive, and guilty. Podcasters can fall into the same trap as MM; be bought out like some KZbinrs, they can lie and cater to certain demographics and agendas, and they can be more easily silenced without or on an unfriendly platform.
@richardfolden386021 сағат бұрын
Joe Rogan doesn’t need anybody else’s money. And he just wrecked a candidate for simply saying what her demands were.
@bobwheeler810120 сағат бұрын
Interesting that things HAD to get bad enough to say ENOUGH!!
@billyhack967320 сағат бұрын
We need thorium 232 based breeder reactors for mars.
@MobreezemusicКүн бұрын
Respectful request, talk faster. I have to listen on 1.5 speed.
@iandavies4853Күн бұрын
Technology solved your issue.
@DirectorDanielMasonКүн бұрын
You could be a good person doing good things, but also choose to respect or try to have privacy for you and your family. Elon chooses to engage in a public manner, which is less common, but of course which a lot of people respect. And he takes a lot of heat because even if he misspeaks, that makes the news - and sometimes even when he doesn’t he is misquoted or quoted out of context, misrepresented, etc.. But I understand one wanting to be private but still have an influence if they are able to on important things they see in the world (and some people are just less charismatic or more introverted- and not the best representatives for the cause they are trying to advocate for, and perhaps could even hurt the cause by being a poor spokesperson/bad public speaker). Especially in a world where money can “equal” free speech, I understand why supporting the people and causes that you think can do the most good in the world would be considered an important thing to do, if not a moral/ethical duty. One doesn’t have to be out there or try to be the star of the show (or have something in their ego that makes them need to be the hero all the time) or whatnot (unless perhaps they are on the spectrum and only see things as black and white, and feel that things must be said or or at least respond when asked about the things )… I don’t think I’ve ever really heard anything actually negative about George Soros (beyond people just not agreeing with a policy or a candidate he supports), but if no more than five comments want to reply with some relatively succinct thoughts or summaries, let me know, as I haven’t really ever heard anything… Perhaps it’s a bubble thing… I’ve heard negative allusions on Fox News, etc. (and maybe one theory that sounded unrealistic once, that I can’t even remember, but didn’t seem worth repeating at the time). One thing that might be of particular interest to me is any theories as to motivations if something is considered nefarious, or examples of questionable actions beyond supporting people who claim to try to help people (possibly at the expense of balanced budgets or in opposition to some religious fundamentalist beliefs?). I am fairly independent, but if it ever comes down to it, and we are able to afford to help ourselves with at least our necessities-and hopefully thrive-I would always come down on the side of helping the little person or person who has the least representation, if at all possible… Much more than five comments and it might be best to have a real time conversation, so certainly let me know if that might be helpful. Anyway, here’s to hoping in terms of Elon trying for the betterment of humanity, something that in the past he has claimed to stand for, and which he certainly has made actions that seem to match with that, over many decades…
@neiljamessloan13 сағат бұрын
Man could you think about not raving on so much? With respect, it’s difficult to take what you say when labouring.
@calefait22 сағат бұрын
To say Trump lies less than anyone is WILD. Your transition to right wing political podcast has been too much. After enjoying a lot of your tesla content, i think i'm done
@richardfolden386021 сағат бұрын
Lol, 1) the president is not experiencing cognitive decline 2) the laptop is fake 3) inflation is transitory 4) the border is secure 5) crime has gone down 6) 800k new jobs 7) I never took part in my son’s business dealings I mean, c’mon. That’s just off the top of my head.
@billyhack967321 сағат бұрын
So what abt rare earths? There’s a very large mkt there. Don’t you need rare earths to make robust batteries?
@normcfuКүн бұрын
I live in Virginia near wash DC. A person I know, retired spook, was hired back to go through documents and declassify them. I do not think they were alone at this task as I believe there are millions of documents. Just saying that this job already exists and what we need is someone, like Trump, to accelerate some of these that people are really interested in. E,g, the epstein list or the diddy videos.
@rudytovar2951Күн бұрын
Haven't you guy's ever heard of the movie "Pirates of Silicon Valley".... You'll understand....
@rippingbagКүн бұрын
2024: The U.S. federal government spent $6.75 trillion in fiscal year 2024, with a deficit of $1.83 trillion. 💵 For comparison: Total African GDP $3.1 trillion 💵 Total South American GDP $4.04 trillion 💵 When you dig into the numbers of the budget you see that the money borrowed to cover the deficit is almost the exact same amount the government spent on the military and everything else we normally think of as “the government”. Every other dollar spent by the government last year went to interest payments and entitlements. Unsustainable. 😮 Go Elon and Vivek!!!
@Michael-jd5vfКүн бұрын
It’s also pretty funny that we define a healthy country by its GDP. If you have a higher GDP you have a robust, growing country. Imagine you use this logic at home with your family. The whole thing is so opposite it makes your head spin.
@rippingbagКүн бұрын
@ GDP is just a measurement of economic strength. In the end it’s what each person does that determines their individual happiness. It just amazes me that the federal government spends nearly as much at the southern hemisphere produces.
@GoldsteinphotoКүн бұрын
I invested in Tesla to support a company that was working on technology to improve our health and our environment. I did not invest in Tesla to elect and support a regime that wants to harm our environment and our health. I did not invest in Tesla expecting its CEO would get involved in politics, become an ego maniac and make the absurd statements that he can run the US government's budget.
@richardfolden386021 сағат бұрын
Lucky for you, Tesla did not do anything contrary to your beliefs. And you have to be pretty naïve not to see how much damage the outgoing administration did in comparison to the one before it. The world just got a lot better last week.
@billyhack967321 сағат бұрын
This is too strong to suit me. But yes, I did not expect TSLA CEO to get involved in politics. I mean I used to run a grocery store.
@billyhack967321 сағат бұрын
I think Elon needs to look at green nuclear cuz there’s no way I would go to Mars without something to back up solar.
@billyhack967321 сағат бұрын
Does a colony need to die because solar power failed?? Prolly.
@richardfolden386020 сағат бұрын
@@Goldsteinphoto Tesla had nothing to do with the election. So your second sentence is just pure nonsense. Your third sentence is hyperbole and not factual either. It seems like you’re having an emotional reaction to the fact that very few people support the nonsense that you do.
@garbizwal9 сағат бұрын
lmfao great ending!
@dennisberg57020 сағат бұрын
WHAR THE HELL ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT , this is getting way too political
@grahamsiebring5227Күн бұрын
Am I the only one getting 2 adds for every 1 minute of this video?
@sdpryceКүн бұрын
Yes Google doesn't like this video.
@billyhack967320 сағат бұрын
This is the new lariat for the new proletariat.
@AquarianSoulTimeTravelerКүн бұрын
We will need a Ubi based off the total automated production percentage of the GDP to protect the consumer market from inevitable collapse due to automation ai and robotics lowering human value to near zero and destroying the consumer market while also bringing down the corporations with it in the process basically with this system we can calculate how much tools have helped us increase our production capacity and how many humans it would take to replicate that production capacity without those tools and have a Ubi that slide so the more we automate away production the more money we get to spend in the consumer market to protect it from inevitable collapse.