I am mostly human pilot with a touch of AI.
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10 years, I parted ways with $1000 to reserve a car I would not see in my garage for over 2 years after that.
Still the best car I have ever owned.
Fun, reliable, and still beautiful.
🧠Elon’s Brain 🧠retweeted
This is the status of Neuralink's human trials:
Active trial: Help quadriplegics control devices with their minds.
Active trial: Help those who cannot speak communicate their thoughts.
Upcoming trial: Help the blind see.
Rivian R2 - I haven’t been this excited for an automotive product launch since the Tesla Model 3.
@RJScaringe
🧠Elon’s Brain 🧠retweeted
Today is the first time that @tesla FSD pulled all the way into my garage when I got home.
Seems like an occasion to pick up a share or two.
It's pulled into the driveway and parked before, but never into the garage. Part of me wonders if it decided to do this because it "learned" that's where I park. Over the weekend there were a few times that I engaged FSD directly from the garage without pulling out manually.
It’s reassuring to see us 2018 M3 owners still getting awesome updates.
Sure, the Ryzen MCU is much faster, but for 7 year old tech, these cars are still ahead of their time.
🧠Elon’s Brain 🧠retweeted
Perfect transfer orbit.
Just under 20 minutes until Electron will be on its way to space with its second mission in less than 48 hours.
‘Symphony In The Stars’ set for lift-off at:
NZT | 7:08 PM
UTC | 07:08
EDT | 03:08 AM
PDT | 12:08 AM xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1lPKqMVXX…
🧠Elon’s Brain 🧠retweeted
Happy pride month!
I helped dream up @blueorigin’s Pride shirt for this year, where space is for everyone.
🧠Elon’s Brain 🧠retweeted
@War4theWest The fossil fuel industry in the U.S. receives significant subsidies, both direct and indirect. Direct subsidies include tax breaks like the Percentage Depletion Allowance and deductions for drilling costs, estimated at $20 billion annually. Indirect subsidies, such as unpriced environmental costs from pollution, add up to $757 billion in 2022 per the IMF. These supports aim to keep energy affordable but are criticized for favoring fossil fuels over renewables, potentially hindering climate goals. The industry argues these are standard tax provisions, vital for jobs and competitiveness, supporting 10 million jobs in 2019. The debate remains complex, balancing economic benefits against environmental costs.
