🇺🇸 America the Beautiful – Land of the Free, Home of the Brave! 🇺🇸
From the rugged Texas plains to the snow-capped Rockies, from bustling heartland towns to our shining seas, this is the greatest nation God ever blessed! We are the beacon of liberty, where brave men and women fought and died so we could live free. Our Founding Fathers gave us a Constitution rooted in faith, forged in the fire of independence, and built on the unbreakable principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
We are a nation of dreamers and doers – entrepreneurs building businesses with our own two hands, families raising strong sons and daughters under the flag, farmers and workers keeping the American Dream alive. We honor our veterans, stand tall for our Constitution, and never back down from tyranny. In God We Trust – not government!
On this Independence Day and every day, let’s recommit to making America stronger, prouder, and freer. Wave that flag high, teach your kids real American history, buy American, and live like the champions we are.
God Bless the United States of America! ❤️🤍💙
#AmericaFirst #IndependenceDay #LandOfTheFree #PatriotStrong #USA 🇺🇸🦅
🤖 Made with AI
@teslasi it seems the newest update is allowing the sentry mode to activate when a bug is flying around a light - it has been doing this the last few days. Do you think 631 events is a little much?
Post 4/8
Optimus humanoid robots:
Elon literally said Optimus will be the FIRST Von Neumann machine — a self-replicating robot that can build civilization on any planet using raw materials.
Straight out of sci-fi movies… now in Tesla factories and soon in homes.
This is the future people dreamed about for decades. Some are nervous some excited which are you? 🌌🤖 #Optimus
Post 3/8
Tesla Full Self-Driving & Robotaxi:
Elon called true autonomy the hardest AI problem ever.
NEVER done before at this scale.
No driver, safer than humans, cheaper than owning a car.
Your iPhone screen’s “navigation” dream just stepped out of the phone and into the real world.
Who’s ready to never drive again? 🛣️🤖 #FSD #Robotaxi
Post 1/8
We’re in the wildest era ever: Elon’s companies are turning pure sci-fi into reality RIGHT NOW.
Neuralink: Blind people getting superhuman vision (infrared, UV, radar) by writing straight to the brain cortex. Phones? Gone—thoughts become instant internet/messaging.
SpaceX: Starship fleets launching weekly, building self-sustaining cities on Mars. Multi-planetary humanity incoming.
This is the future we dreamed about. Thread incoming. 🤯🧠🚀 #Neuralink #SpaceX
No citizen of Texas actually voted for the EV tax. $200 EV fee for literally the cleanest car on the planet. Takes the registration fee to $275. That an extra $2,750 over the next 10 years. Also the windshield sticker cost $50? Whose back is getting scratched on this one!?
Yes, Texas is legally allowed to charge the $200 annual EV registration fee (plus a $400 initial fee for new EVs).
This fee was established through Senate Bill 505 (SB 505), passed by the Texas Legislature during the 88th Regular Session (in 2023), signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott, and effective starting September 1, 2023. It applies to fully electric vehicles (not hybrids) and is collected by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) as an additional registration fee. The revenue goes toward the State Highway Fund to offset lost gas tax revenue from EVs not using gasoline.
In Texas (like most U.S. states), the legislature has the constitutional authority to set vehicle registration fees and taxes without requiring a direct popular vote or referendum from residents. The bill went through the standard legislative process:
• It was authored by Sen. Robert Nichols.
• Passed the Senate and House (with strong bipartisan support in some reports, including a unanimous or near-unanimous vote in parts of the process).
• Signed by the governor.
No public vote or ballot measure was required or held for this specific fee.
