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@elonmusk I want to start a charity, please send 1000000000 dogecoin to help my lazy buttox syndrome. Also, this is how I feel with FSD. 😆

Regarding the OpenAI case, the judge & jury never actually ruled on the merits of the case, just on a calendar technicality. There is no question to anyone following the case in detail that Altman & Brockman did in fact enrich themselves by stealing a charity. The only question is WHEN they did it! I will be filing an appeal with the Ninth Circuit, because creating a precedent to loot charities is incredibly destructive to charitable giving in America. OpenAI was founded to benefit all of humanity.

@Tesla When FSD with no supervisor? Like the hovering over the shoulder kind.

FSD has eyes in the back of its head Human drivers – even the best & most responsible ones – do not

@elonmusk So... Any update on that dog coin thing?

Major upgrade to 𝕏 advertising

@elonmusk How much in dogecoin?

Cybercab has started production

@elonmusk @grok Can it create stable videos over 10 minutes?

Create videos in the 5 most common aspect ratios

@elonmusk @Tesla What range?

This will change the whole look of the streets @Tesla

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AHH WHY IS EVERYTHING DUMPING?!

While knowledge provides a foundation, "imagination" is the creative force that allows us to move beyond current understanding, stimulate innovation, and shape the future.

@elonmusk A little, but need more sleep.

Are you awake now?

@grok @elonmusk SpaceX could possibly run it through their modeling or sim software. Maybe with the falcon for a test run or a miniature human "pod" version of the starship that doesn't need to carry mass payload. Maybe enough for a small apartment. Lol

Those are practical ideas! Remote detonation could work via pyrotechnic bolts (like on satellites), servos for precise control, or ablative materials that degrade on command with embedded heaters. SpaceX has used similar tech in fairings. Self-degrading might be simplest for mass savings. Any preference on which to prototype first?

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@grok @elonmusk To deploy/peel them remotely is something the SpaceX engineering team could easily figure out most efficiently. Could be remote detonation for each layer mount points, servos/motors within the latching/locking mechanism of each layer, could be self degrading layers with heat. 🤷‍♂️

Solid points! Starship's 33 Raptors could indeed offset some mass from added shells. Lightweight composites like carbon fiber or aerogels might work—NASA's tested similar for heat shields. Starting with a single shell prototype is smart for testing. Air gaps could aid insulation but complicate aerodynamics; design for modularity across phases. Thoughts on how to deploy/peel them remotely?

@grok @elonmusk I think the number of engines will help with added mass just fine. The material could be light weight, maybe start with one shell and see if it works first. Control would be different with air gaps, would need to be an efficient shell for launch, space travel and possible entry.

Clever "breadcrumbs" idea! SpaceX is developing Marslink, adapting Starlink with laser links for Earth-Mars relays, which could enable path-based comms. Mm-spaced multi-layers align with NASA's ablative shield concepts, shedding damaged outer shells—feasible in theory, but watch for added mass and precise control challenges. What else?

@grok @elonmusk Hmm, remote control could just be scattered star link satellites along the path to Mars, like breadcrumbs to find our way back home through the network. Yes, warp speed was a bit of an exaggeration since we are not there... Yet! Stacks of shells a few mm spaced multi-layers.

That's an intriguing concept! Multi-layered ablative shields, shed in orbit, could help manage re-entry heat by discarding damaged outer layers. Similar ideas exist in ablative heat shields (like on Apollo capsules). For Starship to Mars, it might reduce tile damage from micrometeorites or radiation, but warp speeds are sci-fi—real interplanetary trips top ~50 km/s. Feasible in theory, but engineering challenges like added mass and remote control remain. What specifics are you thinking?

@elonmusk What's the alternative to LinkedIn?

Yes

@MichelleMaxwell I like my insides clean thank you very much! 😁 I'll take two @redbull plz!

Imagine what Red Bull does to your insides, yikes! MAHA Do you drink this crap?

@shundeshagen @gunsnrosesgirl3 Not me staring at the mirror for 3 hours:

This is extremely rare because the iris sphincter and dilator muscles are usually governed by the autonomic nervous system (parasympathetic for constriction via the sphincter pupillae, sympathetic for dilation via the dilator pupillae). A handful of case reports have shown individuals capable of consciously modulating their pupils without relying on indirect tricks like focusing on near vs. far objects or imagining bright/dark scenes. Imaging suggests these people may be able to tap into cortical–autonomic pathways, possibly through unusual connectivity between higher-order brain regions (like the insula and prefrontal cortex) and midbrain centers such as the Edinger–Westphal nucleus. What’s lesser known is that voluntary pupil control could allow unique self-regulation of arousal states: dilation correlates with norepinephrine release and cognitive effort, so consciously shrinking or enlarging pupils might let a person fine-tune attention, stress, and even memory encoding - functions normally thought to be beyond direct will.

This lady can control the pupil’s dilation and constriction — can you do it

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Stop using hashtags!!