I can understand the idea that robotaxis could give Tesla’s financial situation a boost. I don’t share the bulls’ view because I think they’re ignoring the fact that it’s impossible for $TSLA to have a monopoly, and that’s already more than evident. They’re ignoring how fragmented the market is becoming. They’re ignoring how the regulatory framework prevents a single winner. They ignore how difficult it is to gain market share while keeping the service profitable. But I can understand the idea behind robotaxis. What never ceases to amaze me is that every time I check this social media platform, I see a bunch of empty promises talking about Optimus and how it’s the real product that explains why Tesla is valued so highly. It’s by far the most nonsense argument you’ll read about big-cap companies. And now that you see the chinese doing these amazing things, they’re back to this idea that Optimus is the superior product. Do you really think that as more companies continue to grow in robotics, Optimus will, for some reason, have a superiority that will make it a highly profitable product? What’s the actual proof that Optimus is superior? Am I supposed to believe it the same way I was supposed to believe Elon Musk a decade ago when he said chinese EVs weren’t a good product, and now they’ve completely outpaced Tesla around the world? It’s the argument with the least common sense you’ll ever read, the ultimate demonstration of extreme expectations without a solid foundation. I don’t think even the dot-com bubble reached this level.