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@WorldAndScience It means accelerate all timelines

In your opinion, If we discover microbial life on Mars, does that mean all human colonization plans must immediately stop?

@CernBasher @ErikPBrown1 @herbertong Terminator 2 predicted our current level of technology by 1997

So you're insisting that I must say “Tesla is always late” and never say “Elon always misses timelines.” Really? This is nonsense. You're forgetting that Elon is Tesla's public face - he's the one who personally announces nearly every aggressive deadline. Whether you call it “Tesla” or “Elon.” The distinction is cosmetic. “Criticizing Elon to bolster your credibility” is a lazy ad hominem. You assume anyone noting the pattern is doing it cynically for clout. Nice try. It's because the pattern is well-documented. The “I love your content but I drop off” threat - This is classic fragile-fan behavior: “I was with you until you criticized the hero.” If I talk about Tesla delays for “too long now,” maybe that's because the delays keep happening. Do you want the conversation sanitized so I never challenge the narrative that Elon is infallible on execution? Elon himself has joked about being overly optimistic on timelines. The misses aren't conspiracy or malice; they're a consistent feature of how he operates: moonshot ambition + aggressive public deadlines as motivational tool + iterative reality. Pretending the public figure who sells the vision isn't responsible for the delivery dates is just rewriting accountability.

People love saying Tesla is always late! @CernBasher says big technologies are usually “late” because building them at scale is much harder than just inventing them. Sometimes the “delay” is actually part of the plan. 👀 $TSLA

@CuriosityonX Life

What do you think we’ll discover first: Alien Life OR A new Habitable Planet?

@VisualCap Judging by the ones we haven't been able to detect 100%

What percentage of deepfakes are people accurately able to detect? #fraudindata

@stats_feed Always grateful for every meal

What meal from your childhood did you hate the most?

BREAKING: U.S. food inflation remains below 3% in grocery stores, 2.9% in April. Canada's food inflation rate (stores) was around 4.4% in March.

@govt_corrupt They tax and pocket

The federal govt is Canada’s largest employer, with hundreds of thousands working for them. But what the hell do they even do? Does anyone know? I’m willing to bet at least 80% of those jobs are worthless, redundant, wasteful and deliver nothing of value to the taxpayer.

@CuriousPejjy Why so bearish

My $TSLA PT 2030 bull case: $3,000 My $TSLA PT 2030 bear case: $1,500 Confidence level: For sure. NFA. Yours?

@FoodProfessor @govt_corrupt Beating tim Hortons seems like a pretty low bar these days

BREAKING: Dunkin’ Donuts is returning to Canada, with plans to open several locations across the country. The chain officially left Canada in 2018 after years of struggling to compete with Tim Hortons.

@maddenifico Labels

This is how broken X's ecosystem is.

@WorldAndScience Define survive

I your opinion: are we already too dependent on technology to survive a massive, prolonged global power grid failure?

@MelissaLMRogers @govt_corrupt No

Have you ever considered that maybe they’re keeping the GAS prices high in Canada to intrigue Canadians into buying EV cars, especially the ones from CHINA Just a thought 👀

@Freya74562 Smell trek the original series

@1FrankRich Which TV series is this?😂

@CuriosityonX Everything

If the BIG BANG started everything, what existed before it?

@4thOfJuly365 Nobody

7 or 8.

@na_option Yes

Will you vote yes to a Tesla/SpaceXai merger if a premium of $1,000/share is offered? Otherwise, what is your reason to vote no? $TSLA

@CuriosityonX Depends

Would you leave Earth forever to explore deep space if given the chance?

@Rainmaker1973 ❤️🇯🇵

In Japan, Rock, Paper, Scissors, known as janken, is taken incredibly seriously, functioning as a high-stakes decision-making tool in business, entertainment, and daily life. There are yearly, highly competitive televised janken tournaments with official referees, costumes, and intense crowds.

@peterrhague Stop giving them ideas 😅

How did we allow popups to become a thing? When you flick a light switch, it doesn’t refuse to turn the light on until you’ve confirmed that, no, you don’t want to sign up for a month free LightSwitchPro. When you press the lever on your toaster, it doesn’t inform you the toast will get hot and ask if you’re sure. The correct interface choice is always, every single time, that the Do The Thing button should Do The Thing.