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@lastpooloflight @MarioNawfal I agree!! Videos are a waste of time. Let's solve cancer, heart disease, and other REAL problems, that will actually help the human race!

Grok created it with a Frankenstein algorithm. It cobbled it together from bits and pieces, it’s a pointless image that means nothing, this is art this means something, it’s accurate to historical events and it has story to it, and even though none of you know it it’s relative to reality. Grok thinks that the reflection is my signature,. “The artwork, signed "ГЛЕБ 6006" in Cyrillic, reflects the account's poetic bio exploring themes of light and darkness through a fantastical, detached artistic lens on the historic event.” Grok is just a stupid machine. The stars and Milky Way are in the correct positions, witnesses reported it as a strange mist that made the ship look like it was floating in space, and the Titanic was aligned to Saturn as it sank into the ocean, as Saturn went down behind the horizon she followed it to the bottom of the ocean. The question is did they sacrifice the titanic deliberately or was this event an incredible alignment? Has anyone in history ever mentioned these facts in history? No not even Grok noticed . Singularity my ass!

Ever imagined you’d create something this beautiful? This real? This easy? Grok Imagine did.

@MarioNawfal Fancy videos? What practical thing are they good for? How about solving cancer and heart disease?? Do something REAL for a change!

@CristinaIBalan @SpaceXWallets So, BO launched a rocket and all of a sudden they are ahead of SpaceX? SpaceX already transports humans on human rated spacecraft to the ISS. BO hasn't even reused a rocket yet. They made ONE landing and you think that makes them capable of landing on the moon with people?

@SpaceXWallets Your opinion. Mine is based on facts and science.

Do you guys agree with me that Blue Origin will be the first private American company get to the moon?

@CristinaIBalan @StayHipHo @lexitivium So easy to ignore the constant repeated delays and huge cost overruns that NASA has had.

@StayHipHo @lexitivium They literally missed all the deadlines and objectives for that contract. Fact. Lmao

@CristinaIBalan We've already had private landers on the moon, so you need to clarify your question!! Do you mean, the first private America company to land people on the moon? I think SpaceX will be the first BTW!

@TrinkleWesley @SpaceX I know, right? If only they had someone like you on their team!

@SpaceX This prolly sounds arrogant but if you guys want to launch a starship to mars by the end of this year yous need to get a move on. Getting v3 ready has taken way to long

Full-duration static fire for the first time on Starship V3

@GoodnerThe @BGatesIsaPyscho He never said any such fucking thing, you stupid ignoranus. Notice, I spelled that wrong, just for you.

@BGatesIsaPyscho How come Elon Musk has said we don’t have a metal capable of withstanding the heat and radiation from the Van Allen Belt, but NASA seems to have ignored that inability? So who is lying?

Car on Highway 110km/h Commercial Airline - 900km/h F-15 Fighter Jet - 2,500km/h Bullet from high powered rifle - 4,000km/h NASA Conical Tin Can attached to a ‘Rocket’ containing 4 Human Beings - 40,000km/h Are you stupid or just so haplessly reliant on being told what to believe?

@FSDyinzer @XFreeze @elonmusk Personally, regardless of how good FSD becomes, I don't think they'll ever release an unsupervised version to private Tesla owners because of insurance and liability. Because Tesla has 'deep pockets', people will sue for every little fender bender. Elon has alluded to this.

@XFreeze @elonmusk If it’s so safe why don’t they release the disengagement and intervention data (per mile, per X miles, per trip). If FSD requires no human input, show the data the proves it. I’ll wait🙂

Today Tesla FSD is ~9x safer than humans Soon, FSD will be 1000x safer and driving manually will be considered dangerous Every Tesla on the road feeds real-world data back to train the AI. Billions of miles. Every edge case. Every near-miss. No human driver can learn that fast The fleet is the teacher and it never sleeps

@LarryJones Granted, Artemis has been a very expensive program, and NASA is slower than molasses, but that's what you get with a government program. You could ask the same question of the military-industrial complex too. Same exact problem. Good ol' boys (Congress) at work.

Why did we spend billions to orbit the moon?

@C_S_Skeptic You have your knickers all in a twist over SpaceX. But, yet, you don't complain about the decades of waste and delays and exorbitant cost of the Artemis program. If anything is not going to happen, it is in fact the Artemis program itself. Go cry somewhere else.

So, here's something that needs to happen as soon as the IPO is closed - NASA needs to sue SpaceX for non-delivery on their Artemis III contract. Why? SpaceX literally has not built a SINGLE vehicle of their lunar lander tech map. Nothing. No HLS, no tanker, no depot variant. This cannot be allowed to continue - especially since the Artemis V provider, Blue Origin, has already tested out their pathfinder vehicle AND flight tested their Moon rocket New Glenn twice. The image in this photo will never, ever, become reality. Either investment in this garbage rocket is a sunk cost fallacy and endless money pit with no payout available at any point in the future. Fuck Starship, fuck Musk, and let's get going with the serious work that needs to be completed for Artemis III and onwards.

@XFreeze That's great, but when is it going to do something actually useful, like cure cancer and heart disease? All I see is games, videos, blah blah blah.

Grok 4.20 just claimed #1 on IFBench (Artificial Analysis) - the gold standard for instruction following 81% score. Outranking every other model And here is what that actually means - When you ask Grok to do something, it doesn't give you a close enough answer. It doesn't approximate. It doesn't go off-script It follows your instructions. Precisely. Every time xAI is not just racing to build the most intelligent AI - they are also building the most reliable one An AI that actually listens to you...

@BradshawRebbrad @RealAlexJones You believe a man who claimed the murdering of innocent children was a government conspiracy? You're as deranged as Jones is. You really need to evaluate what the hell you believe in, because Jones is NOT a good guy. He's a scum bag.

@RealAlexJones AJ is taking a lot of hits for trying to expose the hidden agenda of our corrupt government’s infiltration. It’s admirable. No one is perfect, but I believe he wants America to be the Best.

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@A11electric @TeslaCharging Have you ever started a business? Many take a decade for any ROI. Restaurant? managing people, supplies, and a building? Easily $1M. With this, you put down your money, Tesla installs it, and bam, you have a business. You receive a check each month. What's your problem?

@TeslaCharging Wow. $500,000 for 8 v4 superchargers. Some of these costs seem very high; $12,000 for shipping. 😬

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@AJamesMcCarthy Your moon and other photos are fantastic, but you've been upstaged by someone with VERY deep pockets and a much better vantage point!! 🤣 But, I believe you will get the chance to do the same someday!!

I've made a career of photographing the moon for the last 7 years. Shooting it this morning felt different somehow. Like the moon has changed.

@deeper_time @adamsebastian @ElliotCohe74430 @elonmusk @Tesla @teslaownersSV Haha, you need to 'think deeper'!! Why would they stage that on a highway, in the middle of nowhere? What they did fake however, is the claim that it was FSD. That was exactly the way an inattentive human driver would swerve abruptly. That was not FSD.

@adamsebastian @ElliotCohe74430 @elonmusk @Tesla @teslaownersSV Looked staged. The person walked out and posed. Never attempted to move in front of the Tesla.

Tesla FSD just saved two lives on the highway. A man walked straight into traffic in heavy fog/rain at 65+ mph. The Model 3 spotted him and swerved safely. Could’ve been fatal for both the pedestrian and my cousin driving. Insane reaction time. Grateful for @elonmusk @Tesla

@ElliotCohe74430 @elonmusk @Tesla @teslaownersSV To be honest, that looks exactly like a human swerve to me. The car jerked and and the brakes weren't applied. I've watched many times when FSD moved out of the way of things, by changing direction smoothly while simultaneously slowing. That was NOT FSD.

@WhatNowDoc I used to work for NASA as a tech in 1967. There were tens of thousands of people working on the moon program. All I can say is, we did indeed go to the moon. And, just go to Kennedy Space Center and see the giant Saturn 5. Don't fall for the conspiracy bull shit.

I’m sorry, I used to think the “conspiracy theorists” were just nutters. This week I’ve decided we were conned. Hear me out. That 1969 spacecraft I watched on my black and white TV had less computing power than your wristwatch, less than some thermostatic controllers I have on my walls. This week NASA sent a $93billion spacecraft to *orbit* the moon, just orbit, in preparation for an actual moon landing in a few years time. Why on earth would it take us 57 years, and a $93b test flight, with the compute power and comms facilities we have today, if we’d already done it successfully, once before, with so little, 57 years ago. Nah, I’m now with the conspiracy theorists.

@kotosan_dayo I built my own IBM PC Clone in 1984. The CPU was an 8086 clocked at 4.77 Mhz. 64K RAM. It was a screamer!!

初めて使ったPCのCPU教えて欲しい！！！！ 自分はCore i7 3770

@TheFrequencyFW @TreyYingst You know nothing about dealing with Islamic Terrorists.

The president just admitted on live television that the US sent guns to Iranian protesters through the Kurds. While simultaneously claiming to negotiate a peace deal. You cannot arm an insurgency and negotiate with the government you're trying to overthrow at the same time. Those are mutually exclusive operations. Unless the negotiation was never real.

NEW: The United States sent guns to the Iranian protesters through the Kurds, President Trump told Fox News. "We sent guns to the protesters, a lot of them," President Trump told me. "And I think the Kurds took the guns."

@_ibarz @cmgdank @RealDanODowd @yunta_tsai @grok And yet, all those humans in front of the Tesla all crashed. Humans in general are shitty drivers. Pretty sure I would have slowed down, but others don't seem to have common sense.

@cmgdank @RealDanODowd @yunta_tsai @grok YAGNI,the system just needs to detect obfuscation by smoke and slow down, as any human would do. Humans don't need fancy radars.

In case you were wondering why Tesla self-driving is so dangerous, this guy is a senior member of the team developing it. He claims he has no idea how to handle approaching a road that's completely obfuscated by smoke. Hint: the answer is to slow down and proceed with caution, which this Tesla didn't.