Elon Musk on Life, The Universe and Everything: Interview Part 2

This is the second segment of a three-part series in which our club President John, Club Vice President Kelvin Gee, Tesla Owners Club My Tesla Adventure President Eli Burton, and Ryan Levenson from The Kilowatts got to sit down with Elon Musk at Gigafactory Texas.
In Part 2, we pick up where we left off, closing out much of our conversation about how Tesla survived in the early days and slowly transition into questions about Elon himself, learning more about what he loves, what he hates, and what drives him.
0:00 - The Smartcar Project & Diamler Partnership
7:30 - Roadster Development
11:30 - The DOE Loan & Why Tesla paid it back EARLY
15:25 - Tesla and Tax Credits
18:39 - The Fundamental Value of Tesla
22:14 - Why Autopilot is SO Important
25:23 - Value for Money vs Affordability
28:42 - Elon on Memes
32:28 - Elon on Easter Eggs
37:10 - Future Infotainment Development
39:18 - What it means to be a Founder
40:22 - Politics and the UAW
46:06 - Texas VS California
50:35 - Life, the Universe & Everything
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[@SolvingTheMoneyProblem]

Loving these juicy nuggets, great to hear all the little details that are usually glossed over in other interviews.

[@ShinkaTV]

Yeah. Interesting perspective on FSD and the company otherwise amounting to zero. Thoughts on that?

[@travisratnam2095]

Was thinking of you when I saw this. Did you hear his comment on Rivian and Lucid? !!!?!

[@Rob-pg7rb]

WhyTF did Elon just say if FSD doesn’t work Tesla worth zero??

[@brendenmongrain7357]

@@Rob-pg7rb it’s always been about FSD

[@Athl3ticM3dic]

Fan of your channel. I literally have had long twitter arguments defending Elon as an altruist and even as An ENGINEER. I am baffled that not all of us are in awe and appreciation of this childish (honest) genius who decided to use his life to tinker for the betterment of the human species.

[@johnbecerra5568]

More people need to hear this man speak.

[@johnbecerra5568]

Many are watching but not listening.

[@YoursNKR]

What he was able to achieve relative to what he had, those lessons alone would be enough to fill a 1000 books!!

[@Ooooopppsss]

Who hasn't heard him speak???

[@Futurama10000]

Cap

[@ksumnol3]

noooooo! rocket man bad :'(

[@DaRealH2]

You will never ever get such transparency from any other big 3 exec. This is amazing

[@ken-mb5cp]

honest to a fault. He speaks truth to power but they hit back.

[@JulianaIMiranda]

Que beira a inocência de quase dizer seus maiores segredos de tecnologia. Ele é meu 🪞 certeza. Faríamos uma excelente dupla com certeza.

[@JulianaIMiranda]

​@@ken-mb5cpe vero.

[@davidkendall2272]

Wow, Elon's humble explanation of how difficult the early days of Tesla/SpaceX were are so revealing and say so much about why he is such an incredible person. Who in their right mind would have persevered given the huge number of obstacles that he encountered and mastered. Super impressed and thanks so much for doing this interview. Everyone who loves Tesla/SpaceX should watch these interviews, especially the misinformed haters and Wallstreet analysts out there who are so clueless.

[@metaldreams3595]

It was actually sad to me when I saw many get turned against him overnight after his online spat with Sen Warren. Then many in the media slowly turned. Crazy

[@RR-et6zp]

He’s an adult yes

[@adithyasureshkumar7523]

Sigma male grindset

[@gailconlon9507]

His Mother, Mae, is a fine example of being a superb worker and very kind to all people. Great endurance and positive thinking. SPECIAL TEACHER!🎁❤️👍👏🏻👏🏻🌷🌟🕊

[@TheSameOneRose6111]

true, here is my reason to never speak negatively of anyone or situations am not fully aware of their details. thanks for your comment 🙏🌹🌷❤️🌻🌿

[@TedKidd]

13:00 doe loan was accelerant but not savior. 15:00 EV incentives were GM and Nissan 16:00 remove tax credits helps Tesla 20:00 80% of fleet is out of warranty. 24:00 cyclist death 41:00 Dem party controlled by UAW 51:00 the meaning of life

[@aiman1562]

GREAT

[@Yukico4]

straight to 51:00

[@Madruga8]

42 is 6, 51 is 6

[@S3XYdriver]

His willingness to do interviews like this speak volumes about his character and humanity. What an inspirational person

[@LisaGuerrero-fy6pm]

I love all the Tesla cars but the Roadster is my favorite .... ❤❤❤ ...

[@S3XYdriver]

@@LisaGuerrero-fy6pm YES!! Roadster 2.0 will be a game changer

[@LisaGuerrero-fy6pm]

@@S3XYdriver yes that's my sexy car ❤️

[@matthewphares4588]

Love interviews where the subject is given time to speak and not interrupted.

[@kennyobrien]

It's so refreshing, isn't it. I can't watch mainstream interviews anymore because they are so guided and inauthentic.

[@bjvu9460]

elon had to come up with his own questions then answer them then think about how to stretch it out to kill the dead air.. what the hell are you talking about! this is almost like a lecture than an interview or conference

[@thealfish01]

I admire Elon with gratitude, who is a living, walking inspiration for learning about the world around me. Without him, I don’t think I would be so curious and optimistic about our place on earth and in the universe.

[@ec4146]

We are so lucky to be able to hear this man talk. The philosophy talk at the end was gold. More people need this deeper level of thinking when pursuing goals in life. Its about more than money. That is why I believe in tesla and Elon. Thanks guys for posting these videos. Very encouraging to hear someone talk about the future and better yet trying to change it.

[@polpol1005]

well, narcissists like him are highly driven and usually successful but are hell to be with and love.

[@AirsoftAlfonse]

Great listen, thanks for uploading!

[@antekwonka]

Space airsoft would be so cool, just like Ender's Game. Have to pitch the idea to Elon.

[@teslatim78]

Is this Alfonse from the Dutch the Hooligan airsoft?

[@mikepetersen5024]

Elon, Thank you for taking the time for this interview.

[@polpol1005]

oh stop it, he's promoting himself, ofc he has time for this

[@Aurora-jw4qf]

It’s so cute elon is getting through his past in these videos it’s his prime era🔥 we will remember this

[@LightningStrikes66]

“The Universe is the Answer! What is the Question?” Absolutely Awesome interview.

[@LightSpirit24]

Like a cosmic version of the game show Jeopardy.

[@brucesard4975]

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[@ken-mb5cp]

42

[@darkrock3486]

The answer is Somethingness is better than Nothingness

[@darkrock3486]

and Somethingness is eternal

[@danielgnecco1662]

This has been my favorite Elon interview

[@meho1010]

The end of the conversation regarding civilization and the universe reminds me how most people miss how subtly inspiring Elon can be.

[@monealiza7553]

Every second person here talking about how ' most people' don't get it or aren't listening. What are we, ' the ones listening' doing? Let's focus on that maybe.

[@paintedpony2935]

exactly how do you 'know' what others comprehend? Your arrogance is exceeded only by your ignorance.

[@meho1010]

@@monealiza7553 Strange you are assuming that those commenting are NOT “doing”. I, for one, am doing. But thanks for the pep talk.

[@monealiza7553]

@@meho1010 not calling you out specifically. Was reading the comments and everyone seems to be talking about how ' others don't get it'. Just doesn't seem productive / positive. I think a LOT of people GET IT.

[@m.allard2202]

God bless you Elon for sharing your billiant mind and kind heart!

[@inspiregrow2336]

Was eagerly waiting for part 2

[@STRpros]

I love that Elon always try to educate his listeners through his answers

[@ronicahesbon8523]

And he uses vocabulary that all can understand, so many want to use big words to make themselves look smarter, but Elon is smarter and doesn't need any gimmicks. Thank you ELON

[@drpatriciaoneill]

Socratic.

[@WandaBeasley-pi4hl]

Absolutely do that as much as he can but you have your antennas to hear every thing just joking 🤓😁❤️to hear him speak very intelligent 🙏👍

[@zes3813]

wrg

[@wahbamark]

Just met someone at the airport yesterday whose brother works at SpaceX for several years. Told me how down to earth Elon is with his employees.

[@gregbailey45]

It's clear from talks like this that he respects people for who they are and what they bring.

[@rwentowski]

Good to read a normal positive response after reading all the crazies

[@FPFPV]

29:24 I think I've never seen Elon laugh this hard, haha. It's a joy to watch him speak. I wish I somehow get to talk to him in my lifetime

[@ken-mb5cp]

I hope you do.

[@alvinpangan5572]

haha

[@whateverman6738]

i didn't get the joke? was there underlying joke in that?

[@heysaikumar]

​@@whateverman6738 yes. His friend said to make memes about hard drive and say he made it. Coz Elon usually steals memes😂

[@skinnymoonbob]

I just love how Elon is explaining running a company like a household. First principles.

[@thelandoftwitchclips]

yeah? like black people being racially profiled and then having to sue them? That type of principal?

[@nicholasnimey4817]

Just like a household

[@arniekando6846]

@@thelandoftwitchclips What the hell are you on about. Come right .....

[@evelynzlon9492]

Here's a first principle for you that spans the household AND the business world: if you snuff out your firstborn and make it look like sids, investors will feel sorry for you and throw money in your direction no matter how outlandish your business plan sounds. Then they'll find out that your business ideas were just crazy enough to work. Every time I watch Musk on KZbin these days, I want to scream and cry. Yet out of a morbid fascination and a peculiar amalgam of dread and wonderment, I watch anyway.

[@evelynzlon9492]

Actually he may or may not have been his firstborn but that's a whole 'nother can of worms.

[@WolfgangMartinViernheim]

We live in exciting times - thanks for the great interview👍- looking forward to part 3!

[@christinehinker8535]

Great interview! Loved the flow of many topics in part 2.

[@harlhequim]

LOVE that they ask a question and actually pay attention to the answer and let him expand......in the process you get more than structured interviews.

[@brittanysmith3506]

@teslaownerssiliconvalley Great work you guys!!! Ty for sharing this with us all! I’ve recently come to understand who Elon is. I’ve not paid much attention to life on our planet for a decade or so. Now, I’m participating in our survival. This interview is my first real insight into MR Musk. You’re all very good to team up and do this. Wonderful job!

[@alonso5146]

Elon’s laughter @29:26 I have never seen him laugh like that 💕💕💕

[@kristoferibarra3170]

Kudos to Eli for bringing up the idea of reinforcement to train the AI, rather than just punishment. This is HUGE!!!!

[@gridcoregilry666]

maybe

[@bodieacreatureIII]

I feel as if punishment to AI would be a larger punishment to yourself. Stay away fron those knives😊

[@ericchild3363]

Possibly, but remember that input can be error, and good performance may sometimes be subjective.

[@bodieacreatureIII]

@@ericchild3363 Oh. Totally. For sure😊👍🧩

[@nickscheifler9105]

I feel like I saw Elon think about this for a split second and decide it was a dumb idea. Maybe primarily because humans are not reliable enough to do the job correctly

[@rohnraj7950]

Waiting for part 3

[@shamaramyers1]

I love learning all the insights and truths of the startup. Thank y’all for doing these! Thank you E for bring so open! 🖤

[@juanozoresarriola6059]

Great interview. Thanks for putting this together guys!

[@terrymrt8859]

Amazing interview so truthful. So refreshing and informative.Thanks to all!!

[@claudiomarinangeli2360]

Thank you for this interview. Great job. Some precious moments, in it, for sure.

[@teslatim78]

I really enjoyed the philosophy lesson at the end🤘🤘. Thanks John and your entire team for doing this, and Elon for granting it😍

[@luvstar1039]

Amazing how fortunate to get a invite to his HQ🤗

[@Koshalamya]

It's nice to see an interview where you can tell that he is really relaxed with the interviewers. Awesome job for helping him out :)

[@JustinBarnes]

Nice way to drink my morning coffee, thanks guys!

[@europeantechie]

Elon Musk even interviews himself, good job

[@madi112233]

Great interview, very deep. I gives a lot of sense why people genuinely respect Elon. Also corp evils need to learn not to mess with Elon, since he usually fights back when he knows he is 100% right 👍

[@raddaks2039]

Thanks for the excellent interview and the time spent editing it!

[@TomUlcak]

Fantastic job on these 2 KZbin videos. Well done.

[@MrAlanfalk73]

What a genious and with a work ethic, second to none. Tesla will be the biggest company in the world in 3 - 5 years IMO.

[@polpol1005]

haha what a joke

[@mikegarner5190]

Finally an interview that’s different… love this.

[@alanrickett2537]

You liked this check out the third row channel for their interview and the ride the lighting podcast episode 200 for his first one

[@klauszinser]

When i heard the Daimler Smart Story from Elon now - what i had suggested - you made my day. Thank you. The, i suppose arrogant, Daimler people had their surprise. Its late now in Germany. Will watch the remaining video tomorrow.

[@DM-sv6jb]

Love the interview! Thank you 😊

[@AlexEMF]

Elon is the person I admire most. I wish him the best, and I wish I can help out.

[@TVJackBox]

Great interview guys, really interesting to see Elon discuss Tesla’s early struggles

[@rahulsagarpv]

Never understood how anyone could " hate" Elon Musk. No matter your views on different topics, he is genuine and a brilliant human being. Glad to be alive in this period of transformation -because of him! Brilliant interview, glad you let him talk.

[@emptyroad4052]

Everything about this interview is great.

[@shucaybmohamed1878]

Thanks for finally releasing this part. Hope you don't keep 3rd part as long as you did for this part.

[@Jdchin87]

Great interview! Elon sounds so happy and relaxed! 🙌

[@ericchild3363]

Not quite so happy at the end, contemplating the end of civilisation. He seemed almost depressed

[@AntonyReed]

"We're really in the weeds here.I hope this is interesting to some people." ...Yes, yes it is.

[@cameronplatts9630]

Thank you for sharing with us this remarkable interview with Elon. (Both parts 1&2)

[@Nicole-ey7vt]

Great interview!

[@MarkShihadeh]

Really enjoyed this conversation, thanks everyone! 👏🏼👏🏼

[@austinbeyak2422]

Simply amazing.

[@NordicProspecting]

Sure hope he reaches his new goals. Kick ass products for the people!

[@gridcoregilry666]

"Tesla's fundamental value is to serve as an accelerant to sustainable energy" - Elon Musk much respect, great interview, please try to make them every few months (or at least years).

[@ilikecommenting6849]

Also Elon in the same interview "Tesla solving self driving is the difference between tesla being worth a lot of money or basically worth or zero"

[@gridcoregilry666]

@@ilikecommenting6849 hahaha true xD but lacks context

[@rogerstarkey5390]

@@ilikecommenting6849 Long term

[@victorphilip875]

Great interview because the other guys stayed on topic, didn't interrupt meaningfully, and didn't ask dumb questions.

[@grzegorzkapica7930]

Thank you for this interview. I am glad this happaned.

[@wecanchangetheworldchannel2215]

Everyone needs to hear this. This is what success is.. Belief and Dedication. Hat off to you Elon, and to you gentlemen (especially one with the backwards hat) great questions to really bring out the raw history of two companies that have changed the trajectory of the world forever. 10 out of 10

[@X862go]

Love these in depth interview 🙌

[@neoweemin872]

the most humbled and candid interviews and will be one of the best to remain for long time to come....let's truly revolutionised renewable vehicles and energy to drive the world and not burn it....

[@liebesaenliebeernten9418]

Thanks for the great interview guys!

[@Athl3ticM3dic]

Most people won't get to experience the genius of Douglas Adams through whatever psychological device prevents them from reading his books. The power of humor to delve into the deepest questions has always been helpful to me. Like Marvin the clinically depressed robot, and the God of Rain who is depressed because it's always raining on him and he doesn't know he's a god. To the designer of the Fjords of Norway, his most proud achievement. So long, and thanks for all the fish! See you at the Restaurant at the End of the Universe!

[@gregbailey45]

A brilliant mind, indeed! A worthy inspiration for Elon. (And the rest of us!)

[@rogerstarkey5390]

I'll see you there... But bring a towel!

[@evolor]

Love Elon's take on the life question, that's the seed that spawn into what we do and what we could and should do

[@ioanaioana8815]

Such a beautiful mind and soul! Every time I see this man I feel overwhelmed! ❤ I hope he succeed in everything he wishes for!

[@StephanStavisskii]

Great to listen! Thanks for the interview!

[@koma-k]

Always interesting to listen to these long interviews that really allow Elon to elaborate. Also somewhat comforting that his memory isn't infallible: In the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the computer that came up with the answer to the ultimate question about life, the universe and everything being 42 was called "Deep Thought"; this then designed its successor, the Earth, to run a ten million year program to find the question...

[@maribethcondrillon1079]

Wow amazing 😍🤩🤩

[@maribethcondrillon1079]

I 💕 al

[@maribethcondrillon1079]

I 💕 all

[@justinfuruness7954]

Oh, I also remembered the earth finding the answer to life, which is why the main character knew that the answer was 42

[@DougJessee]

So well done!!

[@shanesimons8987]

Awesome interview, thanks boys!!

[@wholenutsanddonuts5741]

Outstanding stuff!!

[@ShinkaTV]

"you led and it matters" has become such an eye opening moment for so many. There's corruption, and then there's CORRUPTION

[@martinshivachev449]

Awesome I never get enough of Elon sharing thought’s

[@cinhh]

Amazing interview! Thank you.

[@solomongrundy1]

Awesome interview, guys. Congrats. Thanks, Elon

[@richardhamilton-gibbs6360]

Elon is never "in the weeds". His memories of Tesla's history would make a great textbook for a masterclass in entrepreneurial path management.

[@grahamtaylor2282]

Well done team. Elon rallying in a relaxed environment, questions without hidden agendas and largely leaving it to Elon to tell a story and talk about what he wanted to. 👍👍

[@daniellyman67]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing, and especially thank you to Mr. Musk for his thoughts and considerations to share his beliefs.

[@DarenYoong]

This interview is a gift! Thanks for sharing Elon’s stories and perspectives with us. 💪🏻

[@anitasaad4875]

FAQ celaka..aku lepas aku akan pg setiap masjit...klau kamu byk duit kaya.kamu tk curi goole aku

[@christineuniversexy]

OMG! Writing is beautiful, thoughts are beautiful, Elon's mind is a symphony I could listen to forever~ I do think he is right though as many of us have sought to tear down existence to its absolute state & that is the state of love. The undefinable, not quantitative, elementary force of all things. Wow, I'm riveted & my consciousness just jumped a level or two.

[@gregbailey45]

That's the Acid, man!

[@IDann1]

You can really see a genuine person here.

[@ShikuPeePony]

Really great interview - Thanks!!!

[@sagarmeena0210]

nice work guys.....Elon really opened up in this one

[@gentlestorm]

Glad you asked what truly drives Elon, I always wondered that.

[@mattdecandia9607]

This is the type of interview Elon should do on ABC, fox, etc . He is the most compelling person and the early Bullet points on Tesla is what people should know . This will shut down all the bs .

[@TheEvilmooseofdoom]

You think a network wouldn't edit?

[@peterc8021]

👏👏👏 Great job Elon! Always amazes how he Elon takes lots of time for interviews quite often. 👏👏👏👏

[@jimmyitzeloconnor5238]

An interview of epic proportions

[@Alexzw92]

Yeessssss!!! Yay part 2!

[@Kaprieliankep]

"It's the least unsound philosophy I could think of"- Elon Musk 2022

[@parva777]

The end of this interview is just "Mindblowing" ! Congratulation "Tesla Owners" One of the best Elon interview ever !

[@parva777]

@𝗪hatsapp Me∓¹⁹⁴⁰²⁰⁸⁰⁶⁸⁸ Yes I'm. Nice one !

[@brad7571]

Amazing interview. Amazing.

[@davec2211]

It's crazy that Tesla doesn't get any help as the leader of EV in the USA. Elon and the fellow workers at all levels deserve for what they have done so far and what they will no doubt achieve in the future.

[@davemetzler1]

An absolutely out-of-this-world mind, it is stunning to listen to this genius, a legend in our time, we are too dumb to fully appreciate this kind of mindset!

[@justanothernick3984]

I'm sorry to hear about your cognitive challenges.

[@davemetzler1]

@@justanothernick3984 Since you label yourself as just another dick i understand your inward desire to be sarcastic as you lack the superiority to respond intellectually thus confirming your self described status. However you could redeem yourself by expounding on your understanding of Elon's mindset?

[@CustomTeslaLightshows]

wow i saw all part 1, part 2 , and i really learned alot cool facts of space x, Elon´s thoughts, first movements of tesla with the roadster.. very entertaining.

[@navneetakumar1814]

He is insanely beautiful and soo ❤ing His brilliance honesty and optimism are contagious. Blessed to have him in our generation. Rightfully honored by TIME. We love you Elon

[@ArfArfBarkBark]

Understanding "How Consciousness Came To Be" is quite straightforward. It is the biological compartmentalization of the false positive, in aggregative conflation. I get that Templeton University has a novel contest to 'discover consciousness' but it is mostly fantastical ideations of those theories put forth. This is comprehending evolutional scale of consciousness relative to evolutional milestones, of course. To think human consciousness is esoteric of all endothermic biology is to completely mistake scale as being a hardline demarcation of human consciousness. That our sophisticated consciousness as being humanly-privileged is also why AI will also continue to struggle toward achieving hybrid artificial intelligence (living forever lol). Notwithstanding mechanical limitation of the affectation of illogic processing, there is the obligation due to incongruence of input/output, and relative to mechanical compartmentalization. All endothermic biology shares similar construct in (all species') brains. The construction for the abstraction of consciousness exists in all biology but at corresponding dilutive scale relative to human consciousness (that's that demarcation of our consciousness via our species' innately-resident conceit...ego-centrism). Academia has always proceeded as linear. Yet, consciousness can be, in more simplistic terms, understood as the conflationary process of logic and illogic, simultaneously. It's easy to recognize these structures by bridging human psychosis onto dogs/animals relative to afore-mentioned corresponding dilutive scaling (essentially quantification of behaviour/consciousness). Behaviour in animals (and humans) is quantifiable...simple yet crude analogy...a person adopting a dangerous dog can clearly recognize the dog is immediately dangerous by the barking, lunging and overall dangerous behaviour...yet...by working with their dysfunctional dog over the coming weeks you can track the changes from "when he first arrived, my dog used to try to attack me every day" to six weeks later "now he comes to me for affection and no longer tries to attack me". That is literally quantification of consciousness. Within that is cogently tracking behaviour. My approach to training can fundamentally change the way that we communicate with dogs and live alongside them in our society. To teach your dog comprehension of cross-species cohabitation predicates on the innate structure of codependency at the ego-centric structure of psychological processing. Emotional isomorphism through the millenniums. My proof of concept is theorem...provable in real time with any dysfunctional dog...no matter how mild-to-severe-to-predatorially dangerous. Same with skittishness, OCD. Size is inconsequential. My comprehension of behaviour is without peer. My protocols are extremely efficient in coring down to each dog's rudimentary logic and emotive processing structures. I can destructure behaviour at faster than 1/2 of 1/10 of a second. This took 70 minutes. Gordon couldn't be touched. Can' walk or be held. He was later diagnosed with Dandy Walker's disease. kzbin.info/www/bejne/emGvq5-ugdOLhLs I'm most well-known for downtraining and stabilizing dogs weighing over 150 lbs that have deliberately tried to kill humans. 12 attacks minimum (not bites). 35 inches or taller at the withers (shoulders). Dysfunctions such as extreme prejudice of all resources, etc...are ancillary and straightforward to stabilize. Dangerous dogs are extremely simple to destructure. This is Axel. You can see this 6 year old German Shepherd is severely dysfunctional. Attacks other people and will kill other animals. Bitten two family members in the face. Declared dangerous. Turned down by every PhD. Took me 36 minutes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/opKqfHivnrN7gJI My methods are 100% successful and provable in real time. My protocols and comprehension of behaviour is profound. As such, I eschew the use of treats, meds, corrective collars, LIMA, bridging, etc...I will personally adopt Great Danes that have credibly tried to kill humans by dragging them off couches or into their shelter stall. vancouversun.com/news/local-news/b-c-based-dog-whisperer-to-rehab-great-dane-rescued-by-911-first-responder Any dog on medication must be completely weaned as the only true correct approach to destructuring behaviour is having them completely weaned...it is important each dog is in their natural predacious state. Medication simply fogs the dog's mind...like someone putting a drug into your drink at a bar...you'll struggle to stay 'awake'. My work disrupts the works of Pavlov (his theory was published in 1897 when people still owned slaves and women couldn't vote) and Skinner who's work is circular in his comprehension. The canine species fights to the death over food, as per Darwin. As such, giving an angry dog food elicits and enables predator instinct...it's like giving a child having a temper tantrum a new toy...giving a drug addict more drugs. No amount of 'modern science' can dispel (or eradicate) evolutional structures. Current academia is unable to comprehend dysfunctional dogs. Academia kills dogs that are 'bite level 6' (causing death)...by labelling 'behavioural euthanasia'...which is actually a scapegoat term used by the professional to blame the dog for their lack of comprehension of the dog's behaviour...and to protect their reputation of being an expert. All dogs are born innate predators...exacting capital punishment onto an innocent dog is professional malpractice. Any expert must be able to successfully downtrain and stabilize any dog...no matter how extremely dangerous or skittish. Without needing to use any (training) devices. Mingki the Jindo deemed the "most dangerous dog out of over 20,000 dogs rescued" by Animal Hope And Wellness Foundation. Can't be walked, touched, extremely prejudice with resources, food. Attacks other dogs and people. Extreme agoraphobia. Prolific attack history. Turned down by every peer in California citing Mingki was "just too far gone". Took me 36 hours. kzbin.info/aero/PLK43vpI6h3zZHdeWx-KPdes5gKdXaf6CM Here is predicting behaviour in real time...I'm predicting that Loki the Shiba Inu will turn his head forward and back. And why: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3WzaZmMZqqHhM0 Tongue behaviour, eye behaviour, blink pattern are all psychosomatic manifestations of sentient trait markers aka behaviour aka consciousness. These are ego-centric and co/inter/intra dependencies. As well as helping to build your dog's familial context relative to their comprehension of cross-species cohabitation. Dogs can't self-actualize nor self-soothe without context...without circumstantial familiarity (aggregative conflation aka memories). Hackles (piloerection) is ego-centric relative to the dog's comprehension of self and psychological injury to self. Tail behaviour relates to the dog's comprehension of their environment in a 'front-loaded' consciousness relative to their ability to analyze presenting environmental concerns. Watch the up tail behaviour...watch the musculature structure, rhythm, pattern, cadence of your dog's tail...it is uniquely personality-driven and behaves consistently with corresponding environments. My upcoming behaviourism book "The Soul Of A Dog" publishes at the end of this year through Simon & Schuster distribution in North America in bookstores, libraries and Amazon and audio book thru Audible. I was invited to be a part of an anthology of industry leaders and movers. This is the same press that published Po Chung's book on how he co-founded DHL; Mark Nureddine, CEO, Bull Outdoor Products; and . This anthology contains a chapter based on my book. I'm honoured to be listed 4th author among these highly-respected leaders. www.amazon.com/Game-Leaders-Last-Alinka-Rutkowska-ebook/dp/B09WNHS8SX So to answer Elon's questions about consciousness...the answer to "How Consciousness Came To Be" is explained above. If you know Elon, please convey this comment to him (I actually used to transport for Tesla between Vancouver and Alberta in my green enclosed 6-car carrier and William Clethen had asked me about establishing a factory-direct transport line to their Calgary store in Alberta, back in the mid-2010's).

[@gregbailey45]

This is a pretty elaborate ad. But fascinating nonetheless.

[@Nicole-ey7vt]

He has the best laugh

[@vonheart]

Like how sincere and honest he is, no bs

[@anthonyblacker8471]

Funny, Elon says "we're really getting into the weeds here, I hope this is interesting to some people." honestly this is one of the best interviews I've seen with him!! Great job guys!!

[@ec4146]

At the end you realize Elon is thinking hundreds or maybe even thousands of years into the future. It’s not for himself it’s for humanity. We all need to get on board and help this man. This is true leadership!

[@multiverselifeandbeyond4621]

Multiverse life and beyond

[@gregbailey45]

Absolutely!

[@polpol1005]

umm nope, this guy is a narcissistic personality, it's all about him..."He doesn't take a no for an answer"...no feelings, no empathy, its all about him and his plans. Other people are just tools to use to achieve their goals. Not impressed

[@saff226]

@@polpol1005 feeling and empathy lead to bad decisions. Get on board with the mission or get out of the way.

[@polpol1005]

@@saff226 that's the stupidest thing I heard this week, sorry. Just imagine the world without feeling and empathy... if you can.