Robert Maddock

@zannymb @elonmusk I will not be tuning in. Your cutesy "non -accusation" accusations were deplorable and an example of the sort of media chicanery that needs to be boycotted until the institutions that engage in it go bankrupt or fire the editors responsible. Your parents should be appalled.

I sat down with @ElonMusk for The Insider this week. We discussed the future of AI—but also his foray into politics and his attitude towards Europe. Our exchange was extended and at times heated. Tune in on Thursday at 6pm London time (1pm New York): bit.ly/4fsnd9Q

@MaciejILas @Chriscoveries @DrewPavlou The bbc would have for sure mentioned the make if it had been.

@Chriscoveries @DrewPavlou Maybe self driving tesla?

What happened in Berlin, Zack? Was it an earthquake? A tsunami? A lightning strike?

@farzyness Your drink, my lord 😆

New name who dis

@SpaceX Who else wants this as a wrap?

Watch Starship's thirteenth flight test x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@3n0cH_31415Pi @elonmusk Or not much of an atmosphere if you want to get technical

@3n0cH_31415Pi @elonmusk Because two of the bodies it's intended to land on have no atmosphere

Starship is intact, floating in the ocean and transmitting telemetry!

@Dogetothemoon @elonmusk It was a mostly peaceful landing 😆

@elonmusk this footage will be in the history books

@hectorir @wholemars Especially in the UK where any statement that might make you eligible for a libel suit is made safe by turning it into a question.

@wholemars Betteridge's law of headlines

I’m afraid of what would happen without him

@JohnMcB41484466 @MarcusTroy14 @historyinmemes Also for SOME reason, peopls are putting burglar bars on their apartment windows 10 stories up so perhaps crime is underreported.

@MarcusTroy14 @historyinmemes 10 yrs in China. There is lots of good and lots of bad. The good: People are friendly. Crime is lowe Cost of living for foreign talent is good. Cultural growth is amazing. The bad: You have no rights. You are not free. Once you're in they decide 4 U. 24/7 surveillance

Since 1978, China has planted more than 66 billion trees in an effort to slow the expansion of two major deserts, making it the country with the largest tree-planting effort in history. China has carried out the world’s largest afforestation program, planting tens of billions of trees to combat desertification and restore damaged ecosystems. After decades of deforestation, overgrazing, and expanding deserts, China launched the Three North Shelterbelt Program in 1978 to slow the growth of the Gobi Desert and protect farmland and cities from dust storms. The effort later expanded to areas surrounding the Taklamakan Desert, where trees were planted along highways, rivers, and desert borders to stabilize shifting sands. These programs helped increase China’s forest coverage from around 12% in the early 1980s to more than 24% today, with NASA satellite data showing China contributed about 25% of the world’s increase in leaf area between 2000 and 2017.

@wholemars Lol, imagine reaching 2026 and just now realizing that there is no privacy.

*Husband and wife get into car* Robotaxi: Navigating to your mistress’s house Wife: 🤨 Husband: 😬 Wife: 🤬

@wholemars How would you feel about 5,480 unsupervised robotaxis this time next year. I admit I would be disappointed. If they continue to grow at this trajectory that is where they would be.

HA! Only 200 unsupervised Robotaxis? What a joke!

@tslatedd @wholemars This is how

@wholemars I don’t know how people like that get 21k follows lol

It’s a 10 year compensation plan, with a top goal of an $8 trillion market cap. What you would be fired for is actually poor reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.

@teslascope That's not what they're offering me!

Specifically, we believe the rollout of 2026.20.200.1 was not intentional, given that drivers are being reverted from Full Self-Driving V14.3.4 back to V14.2.2.5. From all appearances, this appears to be an erroneous rollout and that it WAS meant to be a factory build.

What possessed all these internet advertisers to start with "We Lied" before going on to make a bunch of claims about their product? Well sorry, Dave, I may forgive you since you're apologizing, but I'm not going to forget that you tell lies about your product.

@wholemars I admit to being happy to buy at that price. I can only hope it was from shortsellers and not investors who lost heart.

if that’s what makes you happy, you’re in for a life of misery as these companies grow

@Boldiful @farzyness Most investors bought for the long term (>5 years). The day to day movement of the price doesn't really matter except when the drop is enough that they have an opportunity to buy more at a discount especially if their strategy was to buy in tranches. Most investors r celebrating

@farzyness Calling him names isn’t gonna make the stock go up. If Elon can’t prove its valuation you’re not gonna convince anyone with trolling people who tell you truths you don’t want to hear lol. Sorry bout your loss!

Danish Tim Walz.

@elonmusk You awaken from a deep trance to hear that a country in europe plans to expand drone production by an order of magnitude and realize they might want you to build a terafactory for batteries without drowning you in red tape. Ahem Ukraine cough call Zelensky. It's early am there

you awake from a deep trance, step away from the phone to see your friends & family

@Rainmaker1973 Strangely nobody is able to use their keyboard or see their screen but it's all good

A Japanese company hired 11 full-time office cats to reduce workplace stress, and it’s working. Tokyo-based Qnote Inc. first adopted a cat in 2004 and has since grown its feline staff to 11 permanent office residents. Employees say the cats boost morale, encourage short breaks, and create a much more relaxed and pleasant work environment. Each cat even has an official job title, such as “office clerk,” “manager,” or “auditor”, making them fully integrated into the company culture. The company loves cats so much that “cat lover” is now listed as a requirement for human job applicants. To accommodate its furry employees, Qnote renovated the office with 12 cat toilets, climbing shelves, and scratch-resistant walls, allowing the cats to roam freely without causing damage. The result? Lower stress levels and stronger team bonding among staff. A purr-fect workplace solution.

@shairnn 18

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