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[@realchris]

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[@dangoodall1253]

love the vids! Cheers!

[@BillAnt]

We gotta protect Chris at all costs, those crazy Musky Tesla nuts are dangerous. lol

[@1969bobsmith]

You know, I really like and appreciate how, for the most part, you present your opinions and facts WITHOUT lots of DRAMA (flashy graphics, memes, silly voices, yelling, over the top facial expressions and gestures, etc). You just present what you want to say calmly and naturally. THAT IS SO REFRESHING, especially in this day and age. It makes watching your videos informative, but pleasant to watch.

[@snooganslestat2030]

100%

[@wegder]

His Mars cult is crazy to me, the thought that musk is going to build cities on Mars during his lifetime seems delusional.

[@jikan-tabi-1888]

Maybe a mars colony in year 2224?

[@MirceaGoia]

Musk said 12 years ago that he will put a man on Mars in 2024 :) ....well.....

[@Mal-fg3ji]

Not as delusional as when he said in an interview that people implanted with his brain chip could one day be immortal by uploading their mind to the cloud. That interview in front of an audience is on YT somewhere - perhaps was last year. Sometimes he doesn't seem to engage his brain before he speaks :(

[@mddell24]

@@Mal-fg3ji I think he is still role playing from when a kid, saying anything to impress.

[@Zero4Champ]

With any luck he'll get those idiots to volunteer for a Mars mission and we will no longer have their pollution in the gene pool.

[@Tacoscorner]

Why are people so blind to flat out lies! I just cannot even try to understand

[@BillAnt]

No wonder he wants to make X into and everything app after seeing China's WeChat. But he's forgetting that the US is not a centrally controlled China, and here people like diversity and choices.

[@MrBillyFT]

sunk cost fallacy! their reputations and respect levels are in such extreme deficits at this point the only thing to do is double down

[@Tacoscorner]

@@MrBillyFT good point!

[@Jessica_Rabbit_]

Elon Musk is a scammer. He’s been promising FSD since 2014, the new cyber truck doesn’t even have auto pilot. 😂😂

[@larryo6874]

Yes, and now Musk is hyping robotaxis when the $$$ people paid for FULL Self Driving still isn’t FULL Self Driving.

[@smccarthy945]

Where is our robo taxis, tunnels and colonies on Mars?

[@rtqii]

​@@smccarthy945I get the ketamine tickets and take the Hyperloop to Mars all the time. I frequently share a pod with Elon.

[@jaymoney522]

Have you tried FSD? It has gotten ALOT better and improving rapidly... Musk is off on timelines ALOT and your right thats a huge bummer they dont have it on cybertruck. But imo no other company is even close to Tesla in terms of FSD(Tesla has the most data and waymo is geofencing which is absolutely unscalable and too costly.) I believe Tesla will solve FSD but it wont be fully autonomous for 5-10 years especially w gov't regulations.

[@larryo6874]

@@jaymoney522 The problem is people are paying for Full Self Driving not assisted self driving. When you use FSD you still have to keep your hands on the steering wheel and be prepared to take over if FSD makes a mistake. There are many videos where even the latest version of FSD doesn’t work and the driver has to take over to avoid an accident. I don’t see the point in paying thousands of dollars when I still have to have my hands on the wheel and checking the road every second yet Elon has apparently convinced/suckered all the fanboys and fangirls FSD is the greatest thing ever.

[@tatata1543]

Spacex needs money to allow them to continue blowing up starships.

[@criticalevent]

That McLaren was well and truly wrecked, you can find photos of the wreck online, but because it's a F1, one of the rarest super-cars on the planet, McLaren does not let those VIN plates go to the scrap yard, they "rebuilt" it for him (replaced most of it). He sold it, at a profit even after the repair build, and it caught fire for the new owner two years later, perhaps an omen for things to come. McLaren again rebuilt it. The cursed F1 is still on the road today.

[@richjohnson8777]

A master class in critical thinking!

[@thirdrockjul2224]

Reality is a great place to live. 👍

[@mddell24]

And some people believe that a drop of "Hype" juice repeated 10 times becomes part of reality. "I'll fly to Mars!!!", yes yes, here is you medicine.

[@ev3rybodygets177]

Honestly it says a lot that he was worried about the robo taxi functioning in gated communities... I would be more worried about how the taxi will prevent it from getting trashed or stripped for parts in bad communities...

[@lazslostpierre9951]

Who would put their money in bank of Twitter when its value has gone to zero? Nuts.

[@MirceaGoia]

At Paypal (which was not named Paypal when Musk was the CEO) Musk wanted to replace Linux operating system on their servers with Windows NT :) ...Windows NT! Which had tons of flaws at that time as a server. That tells you how much of an engineer he was :))))....Max Levchin (which did real programming for Paypal) was very much against it. That was one of the reasons Musk was ousted.

[@knightcat6431]

"Musk Pumper" sounds like a really dissatisfying job....

[@BarryPiper]

21:02 what a bizarre thing for him to say. Imagine if somebody said "I had an accident in my Honda but I love Toshihiro Mibe".

[@cydelegs]

I think Chris, your easy conversational style and non hype approach is your best asset & protection against the pumper cult in terms of your legitimacy to us wandering viewers.

[@JohnH1]

I'm a bit of a car person I have owned around 45 and driven and have worked on many many cars as well. I find the claim of a brand new McClaren suffering from a broken axel extremely unlikely, I would suggest that would have happened as a result of the accident. Also walking away from what sounds like a high speed crash uninjured where the occupants were not wearing seat belts is also very unlikely. Because McClaren F1s do not have any air bags so you are going to be thrown around inside the vehicle against hard surfaces, that's what killed Princes Diana Spencer.

[@realchris]

Thanks for confirming what I was thinking. The car story just doesn't add up. Much of the book is like this. But it's mostly with the parts are clearly what Elon told the author. So with the car story only two people were there... so who knows... The dinner story, where they talk about Robotaxi, many more there, so harder to just make stuff up.

[@realchris]

No seat belts upside down.. no way you walk away with no injuries. I would bet with Elon there's different version of the accident each time you ask. For all we know it was drug related and that's why we never get the truth.

[@JohnH1]

@@rvanbeau2009Yes.

[@meehanasap]

Appreciate your content!

[@RogerM88]

The fanboys shilling Musk pay package, should be considering replacing him as CEO instead. If I was Tesla's CEO, I would drop the vaporware Bot, Semi, and Cybertruck, and offer the Model 2, update the Model 3, Y and S. And offer a Van and a light duty Pick-up.

[@triage2962]

@@ItsBinhRepaired I see 56 Billion reasons.

[@ezbody]

​@@ItsBinhRepaired He gets a super duper overinflated stock price and illusion of highly successful business, and he gets to sell the shares and keep the money for himself. There is no doubt that he wants to create great products, but with his delusions of grandeur he is convinced that his ideas are new and unique, and all that need to be done in order to implement his ideas is for him to hire the engineers that tell them to do it.

[@larryo6874]

I give credit to Musk for disrupting the car market but his last successful cars were the Model 3 and Y. All the rich liberal tree hugger types (I’m a liberal tree hugger myself just not rich🙁) have now got their expensive EVs and now Tesla’s major competition is from other car manufacturers selling their super expensive EVs as well. What is needed now is a cheap EV and a more available fast charging network. Whether Tesla can provide this or some other car company is the question.

[@thatdudebrent4508]

The stock sale for SpaceX isn’t to raise money for the company, but to give employees the option to sell their personally owned shares. Since there isn’t a liquid market for SpaceX shares these offerings happen from time to time for the benefit of employees. Cheers!

[@realchris]

That's one way to read it. Perhaps then in preparation to go IPO to raise money :)

[@larryo6874]

I have to admit that SpaceX has been fairly successful although a lot of it (all of it?) financed by taxpayer money.

[@criticalevent]

You mean sell their shares to board members at a price set by the board?

[@WentzCraft]

​@@larryo6874you would prefer that tax money was creating Russian jobs?

[@larryo6874]

@@WentzCraft I’m not saying that at all. I’m just saying SpaceX isn’t a company that is making a product that consumers want but rather a product that the government wants. Almost anyone can make money getting a government contract. Musk is often critical of our government but doesn’t seem to mind taking money from the government which is funded by taxpayers.

[@PapaMax69420]

The lore between you and Elon is crazy

[@Cuefrost101]

Nice work bro 💯

[@intellis]

Hi Chris, I am coming from the future to say well done on recognising that even though Elon Musk is a jerk, the robotaxi is truly revolutionary and changed and will keep changing our way of life specially in China and India, where it worked surprisingly well. Congrats ☺️

[@peterparker2068]

Eliminating tariffs on car imports is an idea that deserves discussion. While American auto companies have a strong legacy, some argue that a lack of competition due to tariffs can stifle innovation. The influx of affordable electric vehicles (EVs) from China, potentially backed by government subsidies, presents a new challenge. However, it's important to consider the potential benefits of increased competition, such as driving down prices and accelerating technological advancements in the EV market.

[@larryo6874]

President Biden wants 100% tariffs on Chinese car imports and to one up Biden Trump wants 200% tariffs on Chinese cars.

[@JOEROGAINundefeated]

America is trying to get away from their strong reliance on big oil. It is Al calculated in my opinion

[@americanppls]

no it doesn't. the cheaply manufactured chinese cars are crap. they are a death trap. the tariff is absolutely necessary. it will save lives. you obviously havent done your research on the Chinese market and know nothing about China, if you think they are a good thing.

[@EnglishLaw]

Twitter as a bank? Yeah, not the UK. You could just have one disagreement with Elongated Muskrat, and he closes you down. Banks are highly regulated in the UK and he'd have a hissy fit that he couldn't close you down just like that.

[@mmmikeyyy]

I read the book. The author seems to be in awe of Musk. Musk's pronouncements on the future of mankind are described with reverence in the book as if God himself was talking through him. As an engineer, I've always found him rather ridiculous. Especially after hearing of his Hyperloop idea. His comment that cities with highrises are 3-D while the traffic grid is 2-D, therefore having tunnels crisscrossing cities on multiple levels forming a 3- D grid should be considered as a solution is utterly ridiculous. Also, the CSS videos expose the numerous aspects of his moon expedition that, I realize now after listening to Chris here, seem inspired from sci-fi comic books. One example among many is that behemoth of a rocket landing on the moon. Cool! But oops... it's 50 meters tall (about 16 stories) with the door near the top. How is an astronaut supposed to safely and reliably exit the vehicle and get back in? To be fair, Musk does have accomplishments to his credit. But they're due to his personality, not to his expertise in any particular field.

[@realchris]

Yep sounds like you understand the book fully. It just depends on one's knowledge base. Like if the book says Elon wants to build bases on Mars and then when you read the plans depending on your expertise you will know right away if it's pipe dreams or not. Not sure if you saw my other thoughts on the book. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpC4ZnWViNGahrcsi=IS9C4DRa5C2b0foY

[@realchris]

And then in regards to Musk's accomplishments, he's good at raising money and generating hype. That's his superpower.

[@mickomoo]

This is Isaacson's MO and what he's known for. It's just interesting that Musk now has two fluffy biographies (Isaacson and the earlier Ashlee Vance one). Some of the stories from these books, though, very clearly paint a picture of someone who has failed up by controlling the narrative.

[@mmmikeyyy]

@@realchris Hadn't seen it, probably being a recent follower. I understand why you didn't read it completely. I was often irritated by the tone of reverence that, in my view, would have been more suitable for a major historical figure. But I persevered! You may not have reached the point where the emerald mine purportedly becomes worthless, someone having devised a process to produce artificial emeralds. His father later becomes so poor that he has to rely on a monthly allowance from his rich son to stay afloat. What’s a bit baffling is that the richest man in the world could only spare a few thousand dollars a month for this purpose (perhaps $2K, or even $1K, not sure, but I remember being aghast seeing the tiny amount). Musk’s father’s trajectory is one of riches to rags. We’ll see in the coming years if it’s a family thing. For all his flaws, at least Musk provides good entertainment...

[@realchris]

As mentioned in my review of the book, the dad and Elon have different stories and I would take both with a grain of salt, haha. But it's clear his parents gave him money. My personal opinion is it's a lot more than they say in the book. It's when when you read through it he's getting significant help. As stated, we went to the same school, Univ of Penn, and I was around a lot of rich kids like him, so I know how these games play out. He's only a few years older than me, so we are of the same generation, so I remember all the kinds of things going on at the time too. I'll talk more about this in future vids.

[@calfeutrageapex7305]

The Ludacrous mode name comes from the star wars parody movie Space Balls and is suppost to be faster that warp speed and while in use the Empire overshoots the rebels they were chasing and make the sky go Plaid. So the model S Plaid and Ludacrous mode are references to a sci-fi comedy. Even Elon's name comes from the only science fiction book written by the Nazi scientist and rocket manufacturer Verner Vun Brown, Verner's dream was reaching Mars and his fictional book had a Mars colony that was ruled by a man named Elon. The love of Sci-fi fantacy comes from his upbringing. His parents and grand parents were technocrats.

[@fredrik3685]

If the only explanation why a person is not talking bad about another person is because they have a deal going on, you have found a psychopath.

[@RD-ce6bb]

Elon Musk says he wants no tariffs on Ev's from China because he knows it is going to happen no matter what he says ....meanwhile his comment plays to China.

[@PonziZombieKiller]

Subsidies vs Subsidies and Tariffs vs Tariffs... sounds like war to me... Free Market Capitalism is extinct...

[@onsokumaru4663]

When you're in bed with the Chinese you gotta pretend that you are on their side otherwise they kick you out of the deal.

[@thewwwtyrant]

I need to buy the book ☺

[@realchris]

Cool kids read cool books www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFHFJP25 :)

[@sytran666]

You got an audio version?

[@realchris]

No audio. It's available in Kindle and print. You can read the first chapter for free on Amazon :)

[@BarsMonster]

Tesla cars ARE made in China (i.e. not only in US).... And they exported everywhere from China.

[@Nathan00at78Uuiu]

You say “Does Jensen believe Tesla is ahead of all self driving cars? I doubt it. “ I thought this was a pretty well established fact that they are the leading company for self driving cars so what else would Jensen possibly believe? No one is anywhere near to where Tesla is with self driving. Chevrolet has some cruise control feature that works on specific highways. That’s pathetic compared to what Tesla is doing.

[@realchris]

Stay tuned for more, you will like it :)

[@Nathan00at78Uuiu]

@@realchris look forward to it. I’m new to all this so am just learning as much as I can. This is the first channel I have come across that is critical of musk so appreciate the different perspective for sure. 👍🏽

[@jikan-tabi-1888]

Sorry Elø americans do not want an everything app. No wechat clones pls!

[@Roddy451]

Several signs were on display regarding Elon's so called "vision" from years ago. The name "RoboTaxi", brings memories of RoboCop. The obsession with going to Mars, and even some of their renditions, with the movie Total Recall. But the one that got my attention the first time I saw it was using the image of Hal for their Tesla Sentinel Security System from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. That got Tesla in trouble for copyright infringement as they were using the image of HAL without authorization from the movie owner.

[@richardcoughlin8931]

Jalopnik reports the sad fate of a Tesla fanboy who dared to report on Cybertruck problems. “Tesla Fanboy ‘Shadowbanned’ From X For Complaining About His Broken Cybertruck Online A Tesla fanboy who made the "Cybertruck his entire personality" claims his account on X has been throttled for complaining about his Cybertruck,” By Owen Bellwood

[@randywatson8347]

We call it "single point of failure''.

[@realchris]

What are you referring to?

[@randywatson8347]

@@realchris The everything app.

[@snooganslestat2030]

The story about gambling comes across in a different way to me. I understand it as Elon will keep doing the same thing despite getting a negative consequence believing that it will change if he keeps going. Unfortunately in business that will bankrupt it.

[@realchris]

Going all in all the time isn’t a great long term strategy. In the book people don’t really like it but the author paints it as being awesome. And as you know you can go bankrupt pretty easily like that. See cybertruck hehe :)

[@realchris]

And good point about not wanting to change strategy. It just confirms what people said about him and why they don’t like to work with him.

[@snooganslestat2030]

@@realchris Well even if you say he does change strategies with X in particular but also Tesla more recently he appears to make decisions on a whim & then try to correct course but the train is already off the tracks!

[@realchris]

Yep that's exactly what it is. His employees, just have to go alone with whatever nonsense he wants to do.

[@larryo6874]

@@snooganslestat2030 Yes, my understanding is he fired the entire supercharger team because the manager pissed him off but then rehired some of them back because he realized he needed some of them. Musk seems to be losing it assuming he ever had it.

[@Shawn-OpenMind]

Elon Musk's comparison of the Hyperloop to an air hockey table aims to simplify the concept by drawing a parallel to a familiar system where friction is minimized using a cushion of air. However, this analogy is problematic and somewhat misleading for several reasons: Difference in Operational Environments: Air Hockey Table: Operates in normal atmospheric conditions, using ambient air pressure to create a cushion of air that lifts the puck. This system is designed to work with air flow, which is abundant at atmospheric pressure. Hyperloop: Operates in a near-vacuum environment to minimize air resistance. The low-pressure environment is essential for achieving the high speeds proposed by the Hyperloop. The conditions required for the Hyperloop are drastically different from those of an air hockey table. Air Cushion Mechanism: Air Hockey Table: The puck glides on a thin layer of air, which significantly reduces friction. This requires a continuous flow of air through tiny holes on the table surface, something that is feasible in an environment with normal air pressure. Hyperloop: Uses a near-vacuum tube to minimize air resistance. In a vacuum, there is no air to create a cushion. Instead, the Hyperloop would likely use magnetic levitation or other advanced technologies to minimize contact friction and support high-speed travel. Friction and Resistance Management: Air Hockey Table: Relies on air pressure to reduce friction. The table and puck are specifically designed to operate with air providing the necessary lift and smooth movement. Hyperloop: Needs to manage both friction and air resistance in a fundamentally different way. The near-vacuum conditions reduce air resistance, and the use of magnetic levitation or air bearings reduces friction. These technologies are far more complex and advanced compared to the simple air cushion mechanism of an air hockey table. Technological Complexity: Air Hockey Table: A relatively simple device with a straightforward mechanism involving air flow and a flat surface with holes. Hyperloop: A highly sophisticated system requiring precise engineering, advanced materials, and complex technology to maintain low pressure in the tube, provide propulsion, and ensure safety at very high speeds. The technological challenges of building and maintaining a near-vacuum environment over long distances are significant. Misleading Simplification: The analogy oversimplifies the challenges involved in developing the Hyperloop. While the concept of minimizing friction is a common theme, the methods and technologies required for the Hyperloop are far more advanced and complex. Comparing it to an air hockey table can underestimate the engineering, financial, and logistical hurdles involved in making the Hyperloop a reality. In summary, while the air hockey table analogy might help in conceptually understanding the goal of minimizing friction, it falls short of accurately representing the complexities and challenges of the Hyperloop. The analogy is misleading because it ignores the critical differences in operational environments, technological requirements, and the scale of engineering involved. Thus, the comparison oversimplifies the significant difficulties in implementing the Hyperloop, making it an unrealistic and "stupid" analogy in a practical sense.

[@olig7336]

YOU GREW UP IN SMALL TOWN OREGON?! Which city ????

[@realchris]

Many cities www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFHFJP25 :)

[@jaymoney522]

I think elon musk is opposed to tariffs because on principle it goes against a free market society where the best goods/services ultimately rise to the top. Do you have proof that he has made a deal with China or something? Disclaimer: Not trying to fanboy over musk here but i just found it odd because i watched the interview too and did not get that vibe that its because hes covering up some shady deal. Just trying to keep you honest and genuinely asking!

[@realchris]

See this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJSToGijetmUpKs

[@realchris]

See this too kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn65dIN8fLGmq5Y

[@jae52247]

If you really think Elon Musk believes the "free market" principle, you are delusional. He takes all subsidies and tax credits from the government. Tesla and SpaceX would have gone bankrupt years ago without this help from the government. With that free market principle, both companies should have gone bankrupt. But, the big government swooped in and funneled billions into his companies. He only likes things that benefit him and his companies. Then, he pretends to oppose government subsidies. So, these tariffs are supposed to protect American auto manufacturers. Why would Elon Musk oppose? Maybe... there is something for him. Elon Musk (or Tesla) has A LOT to lose if he does anything that can displease the Chinese government. The Chinese government can literally take away everything that belongs to Tesla in an instant (factory and the whole Tesla China) if Elon Musk does or say anything remotely close to what he says about Biden or any individual/company/group that he does not like. He knows it. That is why he is always radio silent when it comes to China. And, the Chinese government knows that Elon Musk is desperate. Without China (biggest auto market), Tesla is really done.

[@johndoe5061]

The reason why Elon doesn't want tariffs on Chinese goods such as electric cars is because he doesn't like governments interfering in trade. But he does realise the Chinese govt. subsidises their car industry.

[@tl214amos4]

Great video

[@realchris]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@JohnStrange-q8r]

Robotaxi with OSD Occasional Self Driving.

[@mddell24]

Those FSD warriors always sound and look like they are focusing trice as much as when they drive without FSD. So I call it HCVD - Hyper Constant Vidulance Driving, I know, I lost the Self bit.

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

The robot taxi will probably hallucinate like Tesla cars do, with the same ghost braking

[@danlambesis1289]

Elon Musk is the False Prophet who will bring the mark of the beast. Seriously.

[@DeluluNews]

I'm not even religious and I agree.. that neuralink is giving "mark of the beast" vibes.

[@Klatchan]

Eh.... China successfully tried the plant thing on the moon lately, Elons not even original there😂

[@realchris]

We all watch the same movies :)

[@AndreasWest]

Hi Chris, the Brad Pitt accident in the Tesla is from 2018. It was recycled news by MSN.

[@realchris]

I see thanks for letting me know. It’s wasn’t that important to the video just I needed an example of something

[@Mojaveknight17]

Elon shills: There are no mistakes just small steps for the big vision

[@winterhaydn]

And no amount of lies affects them.

[@larryo6874]

Musk has had his successes but it appears now he is on a downward slide.

[@Garycarlyle]

I like your channel and content but the sheer bitterness isnt attractive. We cant know why people date so why even mention it.

[@tl214amos4]

Just found your videos new subscriber. You are actually fantastic!!!!

[@realchris]

Appreciate you finding our community. You can also see my book too www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFHFJP25 :)

[@lesliechung79]

Meet Kevin & Elon Musk is Chris’s favorite topics

[@realchris]

Actually, I like to do other things, but audiences like these two topics. Let's hope audience taste change in the future :) Case in point, I made two videos today. People / and or algos decide which they want to watch.

[@milkyway8353]

Nice channel, check what Common Sense Sceptic is doing, but you already might know this already

[@carlmazziotti221]

Musk has done incredibly well. I agree that he is a bit of a grifter but considering his wealth and success he's better behaved than most would be.

[@mddell24]

Wealth from EV disciples and gullibles. EV has barely started and the wheels look wobbly. Short of a major boost to battery capability, the momentum looks gone.

[@nateishere4992]

The only reason we have had to put up with any of this is cheap money. They have finally set inflation off, which if you look to history, comes in waves, its not done. The west has kept inflation down for 30 years because it has shipped it to china in the form of cheap labour and goods. China can't absorb any more for us, no country is ready to take over from china, inflation is here for a while. Rates in the us don't work fast enough because they have 30 year fix mortgages. People have gotten used to the cheap money and are waiting for the first sign the fed will drop them. Once they do, because of expectations and pressure, people will go crazy borrowing and spend again and inflation will be off and running. Rates historically average 7% for a reason, thats the good range for rates, it doesn't make sense to lend money for less than that in real terms. Once people stop getting cheap money they will respect their resources more and stop speculating on idiotic assets with 10+ year ROI horizons. This period will be studied as ludicrous.

[@jimmyhu4823]

Fan boys and girls are all saying it was actually Ironman who was driving Batmobile and the. Batman end up catching them in the sky and saved them all

[@neil5877]

Not a chance, but the Tesla fan boys will happily hand over everything they own to the greatest grifter in human history. He will probably offer everyone a free car to sign up as so many are parked up waiting to be sold.

[@danshive4017]

COUNTERPOINT: 🚀🌕 Yeah. didn't think about THAT, did you?

[@cazattack23]

wow that crazy a big channel like thunderfoot subscribed to you and used your content without crediting you. I wonder if elon knows about your channel lol.

[@realchris]

It happens all the time. I think you read my book so you know.

[@MrBillyFT]

so 20 million people are gonna buy robo taxis every year and then who will be using these robo taxis to generate profits from all of these? would you like to think about that for even one second?

[@nightshadowblade]

As far as I understand it, the specialized Robotaxis will mainly be used by Tesla themselves for exactly the reason you mentioned. Maybe, just maybe, they will offer some to others to make a quick buck to get the mass production going quicker but I don't think they will sell them after that. Tesla will probably land somewhere around 10 million cars a year, not 20 million, but most of the money will be made by their Robotaxi fleet and maybe their Optimus Robots later on, in the 30s.

[@MrBillyFT]

@@nightshadowblade No! elon said you can use your robotaxi to generate income and pay for itself, and elon would never make a wild claim like that and then not deliver...

[@nightshadowblade]

@@MrBillyFT For some reason my comment you answered to has disappeared. Yes, you will be able to use your Model 3, Y, S, X as a Robotaxi, once the service gets started by Tesla. You will be able to add your car to the Robotaxi fleet and make money with that. But what Tesla will present on August 8 is a dedicated Robotaxi with no steering wheel, pedals etc., something different than the regular customer cars.

[@MrBillyFT]

@@nightshadowblade No! you wont! elon musk is a conman and his primary product is financial crimes driven my fantasy stories

[@klc7924]

Elon Musk is a very good-hearted person.👍

[@softwarephil1709]

Good heart?? He just fired more than 14,000 employees with little or notice, and their supervisor didn’t even have a chance to talk to them. One of the fired employees moved his family to a different state two weeks before being fired.

[@mddell24]

@@softwarephil1709 I agree. One of the finest *#@^.

[@klc7924]

@@softwarephil1709 I'm really sorry about this. People losing their jops. It's a bad situation for them and their families. One of the reasons why such things happen all over the world is for the own interests of global powers I think the reason for this is that countries disrupt their.economies and peace. Pandemics and wars. ...I hope your problems will be solved as soon as possible🙏

[@nightshadowblade]

He's actually a bit of a schizo, there is nice Elon, evil Elon, funny/stupid Elon and maybe a few more.

[@twitchew]

the robotaxi will now be a tesla driven my their humanoid robot. just watch... this will get floated .

[@nightshadowblade]

The Robotaxi will drive itself, no pedals, no steering wheel, no mirrors, no robot needed.

[@superdoobo]

First real comment!

[@realchris]

Keep it real!

[@nesneojrurab6491]

an ELON MUSK BAD channel. Edgy

[@WentzCraft]

Emerald mines and 22 minutes of I don't like Elon. What was I supposed to learn from this content? Are you saying Twitter won't add some banking to the app and that Tesla will never out sell Toyota? What are your predictions, put them out there and check back on them later.

[@jonathandeller]

I think Chris' point about the post claiming X will "replace your bank" is that people shouldn't unquestioningly buy into the hype.

[@WentzCraft]

@@jonathandeller I am unaware of the hype. What features is he claiming legally can't be added and when did Twitter say they would be added? Globally or just in the US?

[@criticalevent]

Musk remains obsessed with volume, even as he has had to slash prices to achieve it. By the time Tesla is selling 20m cars a year, they will be losing $1500 on each one of them. He read the phrase "economy of scale" one time and thinks that all things become profitable once you make enough of them, and the inefficient way you're doing that doesn't matter because you'll be getting such a good deal on raw materials I guess?. He also thinks this is true at SpaceX, he's convinced that if he can get Starship doing multiple launches a day, it will somehow become so cheap that anyone can ride it, I guess in the future, thousands of tons of methane is free. Conversely, he also says he doesn't believe in "induced demand", when questioned about how his single lane tunnels would solve traffic problems when adding 4 lanes to the freeway has been proven to increase traffic, he called induced demand a myth. Well he also thinks "if I build them, they will come" when it comes to Teslas. So add cognitive dissonance to Elon Musk's list of problems.

[@Cuefrost101]

Hey buddy 😅

[@PonziZombieKiller]

It's all gunna crash like a mofo...