Soul_Of_Wit

@SawyerMerritt We finally made it back to the 1960s !

BREAKING: NASA has launched four astronauts on a mission to circle the Moon, marking the first human journey back to deep space in 54 years, and the farthest distance from Earth humans will have ever traveled to date. The four astronauts on this Artemis II mission will travel 600,000 miles around the moon. During their 10-day trip, they’ll test life support systems in the Orion capsule for future crewed missions to the moon’s surface. A moon landing would occur during Artemis III, which is currently targeted to launch sometime in 2027.

@Milajoy @dezmon71 Disappoint

Birthright citizenship. Alito, Kavanaugh, Gorsuch and Thomas are YES’s. It's all comes down to Barrett. What will she do?

@SenWarren Elizabeth Warren: “I’m an Indian” Liar.

Stephen Miller: “Trump = peace.” Tulsi Gabbard: “A vote for Donald Trump is a vote to end wars, not start them.” JD Vance: “Trump's best foreign policy? Not starting any wars.” Donald Trump: "My proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier." Liars.

@elonmusk Sure wish you would do something for us guys with FSD and HW3…..we paid a Lot. 🤷

FSD 14.3 is in Tesla employee beta now and will probably go to wide release end of week

@chiproytx I'm married...so that's kinda in between.

Live free or die. There is no in between.

@CNN That doesn't sound like "a lot". It sounds reasonable give the amount of $ we have spent funding those defensive positions. Time to reassess.

US President Donald Trump has asked European allies for a lot lately – the use of military bases, the potential relocation of missile defense systems and generally stronger support for US military action against Iran. Many responses have been lukewarm, with allies offering limited defensive support but also repeatedly calling for de-escalation. But increasingly, White House requests have been met with a firm “no.” cnn.it/4sIrn2C

@BuzzPatterson You missed the 1960s and Jane Fonda

I never thought I’d live to see half of the United States root for US military defeat. What a sad and sick commentary. It’s disgusting.

@AwakenedOutlaw Ha!...those are F4s from the Korean War era. Very Scary...not.

2015 footage...and even if any of the fighter jets survived the bombings (not to mention having to make their way out from many of the collapsed passageways, where exactly do they take off from? All the runways they'd use are gone. And if, by some miracle, any were to get in the air, they will be destroyed in short order. Anyone arguing Iran will win this war is an idiot who willfully ignores reality to come to imagineered conclusions.

@GaryMarcus There is not an autonomous car that’s isn’t sometimes driven remotely. What’s you point?

Tesla robotaxis are sometimes driven remotely, by humans. They just admitted it.

@GovernorShapiro Will you protect the fraud by mail? I think that’s what you mean.

President Trump can sign whatever the hell he wants to, but it won’t change the Constitution. The authority to set our election rules belongs to the states — and as Governor, I will protect your right to vote. That includes your right to vote by mail.

@SenateGOP I like my mother-in-law more than the Senate Republicans

Senate Republicans knew Democrats would try to abolish ICE.  That’s why we pre-funded ICE and Border Patrol last summer.  ICE will continue to arrest and deport criminal illegal aliens, whether Democrats like it or not.

@GordonJohnson19 @elonmusk I was worried then I saw it was @GordonJohnson19, we’re good now.

So it looks like $TSLA’s “FSD” will NOT be approved in Europe as @elonmusk said it would as recently as Jan 2026 (in Davos), Feb 2026 (at Giga Berlin), and Mar 2026 (on X)? “Euro NCAP calls Tesla's FSD features dangerous and labels them ‘irresponsible.’” autoblog.com/news/safety-ag…

@AwakenedOutlaw Yea, recently saw him on Timcast IRL. He is clearly Loonie Toons

This is but the latest example of Alex Jones turning on Trump. If you haven't figurerd it out yet, he's a certified lunatic.

@elonmusk ok, where are you?

Stand By Me

@RT_com Cringe....like nerds from a high school drama class

‘We’ll replan how to get this country BACK ON TRACK in a real way, and I bet you we’d have TENS OF MILLIONS OF AMERICANS with us’ — MTG talks about teaming up with Thomas Massie

@Teslaconomics He's over there, and he would like you to go over to him and stand.

Umm… anyone wanna take a guess on what Elon means by this?

@DefiantLs When Tucker's mouth is closed = Probable. When Tucker's mouth is open = highly unlikely.

Glenn Greenwald: "In the Republican Party, there's going to be a major candidate. I am certain. I hope it's Tucker."

@garyblack00 In other words, If as a company in an emerging market, you don't have a competitive product, then you have to partner and share revenue and margin. Works fine in mature markets but for emerging markets, vertically build companies have the edge. Tesla for the win.

Nvidia, Uber, Waymo — The AV Stack Is Being Rebuilt Without Tesla Surbhi Jain 03/30/2026 14:46:08 Benzinga Newswire The autonomous vehicle (AV) race was supposed to be Tesla’s to lose. Instead, it's starting to look like a market being rebuilt around it. Because while Tesla is still pushing its full-stack vision, a very different model is quietly taking shape — one that doesn't need Tesla at all. The AV Stack Is Splitting — And Scaling Fast Start with Alphabet’s Waymo. Following a fresh capital raise, Waymo is accelerating fleet expansion and ride volumes — and as JPMorgan analyst Doug Anmuth notes, estimates are now being revised higher, with the fleet potentially scaling from ~3,000 vehicles to ~50,000 by 2030. At the same time, Uber Technologies is stitching together a global AV marketplace. Rather than building everything in-house, Uber is partnering across the ecosystem — from Zoox and Wayve to OEMs like Rivian Automotive — while expanding its relationship with Nvidia. Anmuth highlights that this growing network of partnerships is increasing the likelihood of a fragmented, multi-player AV ecosystem — one that naturally favors a marketplace model like Uber's . This isn't a single-company race anymore. It's an ecosystem. Platform Vs Product Is The New Battle Tesla's strategy is clear: own the car, the software, and the network. But the market is moving toward separation. Uber is building the demand layer. Nvidia is emerging as the compute and software backbone. Waymo and others are scaling the autonomy layer. OEMs are supplying the vehicles. Each piece is becoming modular — and more importantly, replaceable. That creates a very different competitive dynamic. Instead of one winner, the AV stack starts to resemble cloud computing — multiple players, each owning a layer. Where Does That Leave Tesla? That's the uncomfortable question. Tesla still has advantages — data, vertical integration, and a massive installed base. But it's increasingly betting on a closed system in a market that, as Anmuth's analysis suggests, is trending toward collaboration and shared infrastructure. And scale is no longer exclusive. Waymo is ramping. Uber is expanding. Nvidia is enabling. Tesla doesn't need to lose for this to matter. But if the future of autonomy is a shared ecosystem, the company that tried to own everything may end up owning less than expected. $TSLA $GOOG $UBER $NVDA $AMZN $RIVN

@RandPaul @MassieforKY Exactly why the GOP stands Apart.

You can like President Trump and still support @massieforKY. Thomas stands for a lot of the same principles as the President, but brings an independent spirit we should want in every legislator.

@shipwreckedcrew Ok, how about anyone. It's hard to suc worse.

For those desiring to see Thune removed as Majority Leader you are not appreciating one overriding fact: He's the Senator for North --- ehhh South -- Dakota, not MAGA. As Majority Leader, he is the leader of the Senate GOP Caucus, not MAGA. The GOP Caucus elected him 29-23. The runner-up was John Cornyn. Does that make you any happier? Rick Scott was in the first round of voting and got only 13 of 53 votes -- 40 GOP Senators wanted someone else. Thune was elected by the caucus and it is only the caucus that is going to get rid of him -- not MAGA. Much like the complaints against Susan Collins -- if you have an alternative Majority Leader who can get 27 votes from his/her colleagues, then name him/her. But saying nothing more than "Thune Must Go" without answer "Who replaces him" is just performative gripping with no meaningful alternative.