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I’m much better calling out $TSLA bottom but what the heck, this is my price target: Touching $420.69 by the end of 2024 Touching $999.9 by the end of 2025 Touching $1999 by the end of 2027

@joeroganhq Sadly that’s true

RFK Jr: "Today the average teenager in this country has 50% of the sperm count and 50% of the testosterone as a 65-year-old man."

@EricLDaugh We need upper age limit for public service positions

🚨 JUST IN: Sen. Mitch McConnell announces he was "briefly UNCONSCIOUS," has been receiving medical treatment and has "mild" pneumonia — office He says he is moving from hospital to rehab A new photo has been released of McConnell: “My doctors have confirmed that I didn’t break any bones or suffer a concussion. I didn’t have a heart attack or a stroke. I don’t have any tumors or hemorrhages. But I was briefly unconscious and was taken to the hospital. While receiving excellent care over the past several weeks, I’ve also had to deal with a mild case of pneumonia." “I can assure you that I’ve been a good patient. At my age, I tend to do what my doctors tell me to do. I’ve submitted to every test they can think of to help figure out what caused this incident." "And I’m continuing to do everything they ask to speed my recovery. In fact, with signs of continued progress, I’ve been able to move from hospital care to a rehabilitation center where I’ll keep regaining my strength."

@Teslaconomics True

Just my two cents from someone who’s built an audience of over 500,000 on 𝕏 over the past 8 years. Believe it or not, I may know a thing or two… Word of advice for anyone trying to grow on here - STOP giving haters your time. The bigger you grow, the more hate you’re going to get. In a weird way, the number of haters you have is a sign that you’re actually doing something right. Nobody wastes their time hating on someone that isn’t doing anything with their life. What I’ve learned is most haters just want your attention. The second you reply, argue, or try to prove them wrong, they are winning. You gave them exactly what they wanted… your time, your energy, and your engagement. Meanwhile, you get nothing out of it except wasted time. Put that energy into the people who support you. Put it into your day 1s, your fam, your craft, your goals, and becoming better at what you do. Often times the biggest win is letting them talk while you keep building. Plus them talking actually helps you more than it helps them. You don’t need to win every argument. Haters are needed for your success. Keep hatin.

This is not a cartoon in traditional sense. It’s a documentary, and worse than what’s duplicated here, many businesses and individuals are willingly getting scammed until it’s too late. Apple was warned by Elon Musk 2 years ago and Apple of course is not alone. Elon Musk is not the only one warned people about Sam Altman.

Scam Altman

@JfkPascalNajadX But it’s well known for a very very long time. I wonder why people feel this is a news

🚨 OMG. A MASSIVE India H-1B visa fraud ring has just been busted...nearly 90% PERCENT of India's visa applications contain FRAUDULENT INFORMATION 100,000 THOUSAND counterfeit certificates have been seized 🤯

Conspiracy theories around Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sudden death — my analysis: Sen. Lindsey Graham, 71, died Saturday evening at his Washington, DC home after a brief sudden illness. EMS responded to a cardiac arrest call. He had just returned from a trip to Kyiv. Official statements point to no foul play so far. In today’s ugly political climate, sudden deaths of prominent figures quickly spark theories. Here’s my take on the main ones: 1. Russia (poisoning): Plausible on motive — Graham was a strong Ukraine aid hawk, and Putin’s circle has been openly hostile. Putin has a documented track record of poisoning opponents. But assassinating a sitting U.S. Senator on American soil would be suicidal — an act of war with massive retaliation risk and near-zero chance of staying hidden. Doesn’t add up. 2. Iran: Clear motivation (Graham’s hawkish stance on Iran/Israel), but the operational ability to pull off a covert hit inside the U.S. is a huge stretch. 3. Israel: High capability (Mossad), but zero credible motivation — Graham was one of Israel’s strongest supporters in Congress. 4. Natural causes: Graham’s father died of a heart attack. At 71, sudden cardiac events are unfortunately common, especially after international travel stress. This remains the most straightforward and likely explanation based on available information. 5. Skepticism of the quick “no foul play” conclusion: Fair in polarized times — trust in institutions is low. However, a cardiac arrest response at home with no obvious trauma often leads to fast initial assessments. Full toxicology takes time. If Russia (or any state actor) were involved, U.S. intel would have strong incentives to detect it, and it would be an enormous scandal, not easily buried. Bottom line: Extraordinary claims like foreign assassination require strong evidence. Right now, the known facts — age, family history, cardiac arrest response — point to natural causes. Questions are healthy, but speculation without proof just adds noise. What do you think?

@DavidMoss Bill Gates says he doesn’t see anything

I have quite the sentry mode view rn 😍😍 Anyone jealous? lol

@wholemars Sam Altman has two trademarks: theft and backstabbing

OpenAI is trying to steal Siri trade secrets from Apple

@teslayoda True

If you can rob a non-profit, you can rob a for-profit.

@MarioNawfal Japan and Norway are at different levels

🇳🇴🇲🇦 Here you can see the clear difference in how people in Norway and Morocco handle defeat. There is a huge cultural gap between the two Writer: Samuel

@C_3C_3 That does add to the credibility

Lindsey Graham was in Congress for 31 years… His net worth was ranked 293 out of 535 members of Congress. Around $1.5-$2 million. He apparently did not rip off Americans or insider trade to enrich himself. Interesting.

@nicksortor His father died from heart attack. But then if Russian plotted, this fact can be a great disguise. I don’t fully trust the FBI is forthcoming

🚨 UPDATE: “NO indication of foul play” in the death of Lindsey Graham, federal law enforcement sources tell Fox The FBI was seen at Graham’s DC residence this morning. DC Police still have the lead in the investigation

Putin’s track record makes this theory sound like a good possibility. Although it seems to me Putin must be suicidal to ploy assassination against US senator. Question is, if this is real, and FBI found it out, will they keep quiet, or if they go public with it, what can US government can do? They can’t attack Russia directly, which can be the third world war.

🇺🇸🇷🇺 Russian dissident Igor Eidman: "There is a high probability that Lindsey Graham was ELIMINATED by Russian intelligence services." His two main arguments? Location and timing. Eidman says recently, Trump has seemed to be turning more favorably towards Ukraine. And that Russian authorities have been "shocked by this," looking for who is "negatively influencing" Trump. Lindsey Graham is (or was) the main candidate for this. "I think in the Kremlin, he is seen as the main lobbyist for Ukrainian interests in Congress and one of the most influential supporters of Ukraine in Trump's circle." Eidman says this points to motive. But what about means and opportunity? Graham had JUST returned from Ukraine. He arrived and left on a special train guarded by Ukrainians, with service staff aboard. "Russian intelligence services have been flooding Ukraine with their agents since the country's independence, including its security structures. This is a well-known fact. It is here, I believe, that there was an opportunity to poison him through service staff recruited by Russian intelligence. Many toxic substances can cause severe heart problems some time after poisoning. In this case, it would have been a day later, after Graham had returned home. This version of the cause of the senator's sudden death seems to me the most likely." This is just Eidman's theory... and he is, as a dissident in exile, no friend of Putin's. But will there be an autopsy? Or will these questions remain unanswered? (Personally, I do not think Russia (or any nation) had anything to do with Lindsey Graham's death) Source: Igor Eidman (Telegram) / Writer: Michael

@SawyerMerritt @S3XYTSLA @AndrewZwicker Politician extremist put partisan interests ahead of human lives. This is real risk and people will sacrifice lives for this ugly political ego.

Dear @AndrewZwicker, By supporting New Jersey bill S. 1677 / A. 3968 you are endorsing anti-competitive favoritism and unnecessarily delaying the deployment of lifesaving autonomous vehicle technology on NJ roads. Last year, nearly 600 people were killed in traffic crashes in NJ, and ~94% of serious crashes involved human error. These are preventable deaths. We already have real-world verifiable data showing that autonomous vehicles drive many times more safely than humans. That includes Tesla's autonomous vehicle technology. Do not give in to union pressure, special interests, lobbyists, etc. Vote against this bill and stand up for what is logical and in the best interests of your constituents. Lives literally depend on it.

@ZendigoPlayz @Tesla @cesar_pegado I am and I made it clear. Unlike you being a hater and denier but can’t admit it. Instead of stating data and facts you’d rather sacrifice lives. I can change my investment in a few seconds if I don’t trust Tesla.you just can’t face the reality

@SpringTesla @Tesla @cesar_pegado Ahhhh, you're a TESLA INVESTOR! I get it now.

When a 93-year-old woman noticed how tired she was on her daily drives, she started going out less. But with FSD Supervised, she’s now able to drive herself to appointments, run errands and even take road trips to visit her family on her own

@ConstitustionX Plausible but not likely. Putin has a tradition of poisoning his opponents. But to assassinate an US senator and Trump ally is like suicidal

🚨 BREAKING: DID RUSSIA JUST POISON LINDSEY GRAHAM? This doesn’t add up. Not even close. One day ago, Senator Graham was in Ukraine aggressively pushing a major new Russian sanctions bill — one he said the White House fully supports — to cripple Putin and end the war. Now he’s suddenly DEAD from a “random illness”? Russia sent a delegation to Khamenei’s funeral in Tehran where the IRGC was openly calling for the assassination of President Trump, Laura Loomer, AND Lindsey Graham. A US Senator drops dead within 24 hours of hammering Russia? This screams foul play. We need a FULL independent investigation NOW. Autopsy. Toxicology. The American people deserve answers. Did they just murder a sitting U.S. Senator on American soil? RT if you want the truth. This cannot be swept under the rug. 🇺🇸

@tslaming India …

GOOD NEWS 🇮🇳 With AI5 already heading to production, Tesla is actively staffing up its custom silicon team in India to tape out AI6 and Dojo 3 🔥 For anyone outside the semiconductor industry, bringing a custom AI chip to life requires a highly specialized pipeline. It all starts with the ASIC RTL Design Engineer, the person who actually writes the code. They architect the logic, network subsystems, and memory pipelines that form the digital "brain" of the AI accelerator. Next comes Formal Verification, which uses rigorous mathematical logic to prove that those individual design blocks are 100% bug-free. This phase hunts down the absolute worst-case edge scenarios that traditional simulation testing entirely misses. Then, the SOC Verification Engineer steps in to look at the big picture. They assemble all those verified blocks into a complete system, building massive simulation environments to ensure the entire chip talks to the firmware, manages power correctly, and boots up flawlessly. In parallel, Design for Testability (DFT) Engineers build an internal health-check system straight into the hardware. They embed specialized testing structures and generate mathematical test patterns so automated factory machines can instantly screen out physically flawed chips at mass scale. Once the system logic and test structures survive these gauntlets, the design officially achieves "RTL sign-off". From there, the Physical Design Engineer takes the handoff for the final sprint. This team takes that proven digital blueprint and physically maps out exactly where those billions of microscopic transistors will live—routing the tiny wires and dialing in the electrical timing to absolute perfection. Completing these physical layout steps is the true, definitive final gate a design must pass to officially tape out AI6 and Dojo 3 🔥

@mattvanswol Sudden death from heart attack or brain stroke is possible; Russian or Israel collusion can also be possible

I’m sorry, but Lindsey Graham dying out of the blue like this doesn’t make any sense at all. We have him on camera yesterday looking perfectly healthy. None of this is making any sense…

@elonmusk @beffjezos In the future our descendants will be aliens 😂 . I love science but to think the currency goes to energy and matter is like our ancestors using stones and sticks as currency, fascinating!

@beffjezos I say both energy and mass, as they are separate scarcities for practical purposes, despite being technically “equivalent”, as described by Einstein’s famous equation. Our solar system has only a tiny percentage of non-solar atoms with which to build things.

If solar power in space is harnessed for useful work at scale, the value of that will far exceed the Earth economy, because all of Earth civilization uses much less than a trillionth of our Sun’s power

@dangmagic @muskonomy Yeah a few weeks to a few months

@SpringTesla @muskonomy 2 weeks at least

NEWS: The engineer who leads Cybercab says he took 50 rides in days and never wanted to get out Eric E., Tesla's Vehicle and Robotaxi Engineering Leader and Cybercab Engineering Lead, shared the reaction on X. He rode the Cybercab 50 times over the past few days. Employee rides just began at Giga Texas. In his words, "50 rides in over the last few days and I still never wanted to get out of it at the end of the ride." Eric E. previously said the Cybercab has roughly half the parts of a Model 3. The person who knows the car best is the one who does not want the ride to end. (Source: Eric E. on X, July 11)