🇺🇸 Manufacturing. Tesla. Solar Powered, Starlinked Snowboarder.

USA
Joined August 2011
I’m going to print this response from Elon and frame it. This kinda stuff doesn’t happen everyday. 🤯
21
6
1
235
Why would you do this? Should I leave the yams for the next guy?
11
15
594
Gen Z can’t afford to be ripped off in the name of “tradition” Just ask @DeBeers
This quoted post is unavailable.
3
122
The devil is in the details…
"I don't want flying cars. I want raw nature and real human connection." Brother… YOU are CURRENTLY SELLING $50 worth of protein bars that were not foraged, not hunted, and not hand-pressed by a village elder at dawn but manufactured in a FACILITY on a production line powered by the electrical grid, sealed in plastic made from petroleum pumped out of the earth by giant drills, boxed, labeled, barcoded, and scanned into an inventory system running on servers cooled by industrial AC units humming 24/7, then loaded onto a DIESEL TRUCK that hauls them down an interstate bulldozed straight through the exact wilderness you want to get lost in (you will not get lost, there is a Buc-ee's), dumped into a sorting hub full of conveyor belts and robotic arms and lasers, thrown onto ANOTHER truck, handed to a mail carrier idling in a van in a cul-de-sac, and dropped on a porch in a cardboard box that gets ripped open in four seconds and tossed in the recycling, all so someone can eat a bar they bought on a phone with a credit card processed in 0.3 seconds by a bank mainframe and then YOU logged on to tell the rest of us technology doesn't make anyone happy, when it's clearly making YOU very happy, and the second someone figures out drone delivery you'll be first in line with your logo on the propellers, so no, you're not a troglodyte, because troglodytes never offered free shipping on orders over $75.
4
92
If you can’t see the greatness here, you can’t see. Consult a physician.
6
241
The best thing we can do is eat local. Before too long it’s all going to be souless robotic factory slop. Food is life, don’t give it to corporate.
Chipotle has a huge locker room issue on their hands
3
71
I’m towing. He’s towing. Cybertrucks get the work done.
1
12
447
First robotaxi ride. Let’s go get some coffee. Also - this is amazing.
4
278
First Cybercab ride, let’s go get some coffee. Also - this is amazing.
2
119
Neural Net Neil 🧠 retweeted
I'm not a normal nurse. I recommend: Sit in the sun naked Drink distilled water Eat Celtic sea salt Smoke weed Eat mostly meat Drink raw milk Never vaccinate Always breastfeed Get a pet Get plants Multigeneration house Exercise Energy, Frequency videos Meditate Love ❤️
297
793
36
5,769
137,396
Mist in the lavender this morning.
3
142
This is interesting, and I bet he is right.
Here's how I think it worked: - Intentionally shoddy voter rolls are the feedstock - D SecOfState gives registration data to NGO1 - NGO1 identifies low propensity voters and gives the list to NGO2 - NGO2 oversees a network of local street level ballot harvesters for given lists and targets..which if they do not meet will result in them not being included next election. There doesn't need to be a central committee or anybody making all the decisions, and the only people really breaking the law are low-level harvesters. The fraud self-organizes, but it costs an enormous amount of money. Marc Elias and Norm Eisen are the tip of the spear of a huge legal network getting the rules in place to allow the fraud, and all those NGOs and street level harvesters are on the payroll. It adds up. There were 20-30K democracy/ election related NGOs in the US with reported funding of $3.4B in 2020; that's what the Zuckbucks and Soros paid for. On top of that, there are another 500K "advocacy" NGOs funded at $50B, which is important because the money is fungible and it sloshes around these left wing networks; that's the work @DataRepublican has been doing. So much money and tens of thousands of people on the payroll, all with the single job of maximizing @TheDemocrats votes. Drying up the money cripples the networks. Cleaning the rolls reduces the feedstock, which is important even if the blue states don't participate because lots of red states have bright blue dots in them; think Jacksonville and Houston. Deportations and ICE drain the front line workforce. And lots of those frontline workers are involved in other shady Learing Center type operations and are gonna be lying low, especially if HSI and ICE are at the polls. Evidence: NoKings fizzled, and there were no mass protests this summer. Even Cornell7, AI Apocalypse, and Black Girl Lynchings seem half-hearted, and the 2020 playbook doesn't work anymore. It was all manufactured, and the network that produced it is fractured and under assault. It's a bummer that the SaveAct didn't get passed, but I think all these actions are still going to reduce the fraud, and I further believe that our being a 50/50 country is an illusion. Without the election and census shenanigans, we should already be up 40 seats in the House.
54
Pulled this beautiful Ford 2n tractor over 300 miles this weekend out of central NY. Three charging stops home, got lucky and never had to unhook. Living the dream with the CT 🤙
1
5
211
Looks like FSD is the cure for EDS.
BREAKING: $TSLA order backlog biggest in over 3 years. Demand appears higher than most thought.
1
69
This is the response I was hoping for.
Stupid fucking liberal women raised $1.5 million for Lindsey Clancy’s “parents”. This will never stop because now every one of these Cluster B cum dumpsters wants to be the next postpartum millionaire. Great job ladies. Strap the 19th amendment to a rocket & shoot it into the sun
73
This is what I am here for.
New matrix just dropped:
1
2
518
This is insane. The physics and logistics behind racking and stacking like this is top tier.
Replying to @minchoi
Colossus 1 is 150k H100, 50k H200 and 30k GB200. Colossus 2 is 110k GB200 and 440k GB300. Another 220k GB300 will be fully operational next week and another 220k in November. If we get lucky, yet another 220k GB300 by late December.
1
1
93
This tells me one thing - he drives it like he stole it.
Joe Rogan in new podcast episode: "I love the tech in EVs. I have a @Tesla. I love it. But there's also the reality of brake dust. There's way more brake dust with those things, and that's a big part of the particulate pollution that you get in large cities." Fact check: EVs do not have emit more brake dust. Why? Because you rarely need to use your brakes in the first place. Regen braking enables one-pedal driving. Brakes actually last longer on EVs because of that.
1
1
162