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@iCH3MO @LamarMK Why would someone who needs a truck want to buy an M3? Insane

The average person pays $1,726.50 per year on fast food alone, so if you can’t afford the 99$ which is insanely cheap, maybe you made the wrong purchase to begin with. Maybe instead of getting the CT you should’ve budgeted more accordingly and acquired a M3. They do say you should be making 10x your monthly car payment.

A lot of people don't want to pay $99 a month for FSD. So they don't even try it. Drop the price to $49.99 and suddenly it's an easy decision. Add a 6-month plan for $279 or a yearly plan for $499, and now it's a no-brainer. We saw what happened when Tesla offered the Cybertruck for $59K. Demand took off. Same thing would happen with FSD. Lower the price. Get more people in the door. Let the tech sell itself.

@iCH3MO @LamarMK I prefer the fast food honestly. In-n-out once a week 😎 I don't like to cook, but I like to drive my M3 😅

@HamburgDad @herbertong 🎯

@herbertong all I wish for

🚨 Elon Musk hints at a new Tesla vehicle that’s “way cooler than a minivan.” What do you think? 👀 $TSLA

@GodsBurnt @Kalshi It's NASA's moon base, not a civilian city 😅 If someone tries to sell you a property on the moon, please don't buy. Think of it as a moon version of ISS 😉

@Kalshi Would you live on the moon? Be honest…

JUST IN: NASA announces $20 billion plan to build permanent moon base

@DillonLoomis @m8nimal Lots of gov policies could affect his business. And from a bunch of different countries. He doesn't really need to be involved in everything. All he needs to do is open the appropriate communication channels to be aware of what they're doing and use his influence.

@m8nimal so you think ai policy cant help/hurt his ventures? strong disagree from me lol

Elon NEEDS to be invited to be a part of this council

@theepicmap You need not worry, your children will explain it to you 🤦🏻‍♂️. What a foolish person.

How do I explain this to my kids?

@nikitabier So, it's moving from being the global Town Hall to regional silos. Interesting move.

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@MIKLOS1021764 @Dovydas44444 Most of global trade is not because of "needs". People don't "need" an iPhone, avocados, a luxury handbag or a nice jacket.

@Dovydas44444 What, precisely, does the US need from Europe?

🇪🇺🇺🇸 Who has “better cards” in hand? The tone of Trump’s handling of trade talks with EU might suggest that US is a net exporter to, not importer from, EU. But EU’s €200 billion surplus with US in trade of goods in 2025 means that it is the American consumer who has as much to lose as European exporters. While EU is indeed reliant on US for LNG supplies to replace Russia, EU has pipeline gas options from 🇳🇴Norway (EU’s biggest natural gas supplier), Northern Africa and 🇬🇧UK, with some LNG alternatives too. The total value of LNG sold by US to EU - €19 billion in 2025 - represents only 2.2% of the overall volume of US-EU trade in goods (€867 billion). A question might also be asked about genuine leverage to play the LNG card when a bulk of natural gas being sold by US to Europe is, in fact, coming from 🇨🇦Canada …

@JonLocke @niccruzpatane @Tesla Correct They meet the regulations. (Size is not the issue)

@efrnRoN @niccruzpatane @Tesla In Europe you can buy the following cars that are similar in size to the Cybertruck: Ram 1500 Ford f-150 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

The Tesla Cybertruck is the ONLY pickup truck (Gas or Electric) to be awarded IIHS Top Safety Pick+ in 2026 For 2026, IIHS safety rules have become even tougher. Cybertruck is the only truck in its category to be awarded the highest honor. 🦾 Congrats @Tesla Engineering Teams!

@JonLocke @niccruzpatane @Tesla Europe has denser cities, far more walking/cycling, and stricter regs to keep vulnerable road users safer. That's why it matters there. Diferent roads, different priorities. I think it makes sense

@niccruzpatane @Tesla Annoys me so much that Europe does not accept this car on the basis of "safety". Clearly has nothing to do with safety.

@niccruzpatane @Tesla 👍👍

@Haqiqatjou Saudi Defense Budget is 5x bigger. Comparison (2020-2025) Year~ Saudi Arabia ~ Iran 2020~$50 ~$12 billion 2021~$60 ~$13 billion 2022~$65 ~$15 billion 2023~$70 ~$14 billion 2024~$73 ~$15 billion 2025~$75 ~$15 billion

Iranian leadership: Let's build nuclear centrifuges and enrich uranium. Saudi leadership: Let's build another luxury hotel, but with a clock on top of it, like Big Ben. Iranian leadership: Drones are the weapon of the future. Let's build the cheapest, most effective kind. Saudi leadership: Let's build a random city in the desert, but make it a line and give it a cool name like Neom. Iranian leadership: Ballistic missiles will establish deterrence. Let's become a global leader in hypersonics. Saudi leadership: Let's build the biggest cube-shaped shopping mall in the world.

@MyLordBebo Autopilot is a supervised system. The driver should take control if something goes wrong It seems like the driver tried to avoid the collision and the autopilot just disengaged by itself I think the driver should have taken control long before the detour. That's what I do

Why turn off autopilot?

@Math_files Nwewton figuring out gravity and motion with calculus during the plague was insane. But fair is fair: Leibniz also invented calculus completely on his own around the same time. He actually published it first (1684) and gave us the dx/dy and ∫ notation we still use today.

Sir Isaac Newton asked a question for the ages: if an apple falls, does the Moon also fall? And he realized that he didn't have the mathematics to calculate a falling Moon. So what did he do? He invented his own mathematics, called calculus. And the theory that followed was one of the greatest of all time—Newton's law of gravity. During the Black Death of 1666, one of the greatest minds in history moved us away from superstition and thrust us into the age of mechanics and the Industrial Revolution. He changed world history—you can't beat that. Albert Einstein is way up there, so is Richard Feynman, but Isaac Newton tops them all.

Tesla Model Y Emerges As World's Best-Selling Car For Third Year Despite Sales Decline. $TSLA benzinga.com/markets/tech/2…

@PeterDiamandis @thejefflutz Are those unsupervised miles? That's what matters.

Tesla's FSD: 5.3 million miles between accidents. US driving average: 660,000.  That's 9x safer. And it's only getting better.

@nettermike Launched? It's already partially operating mexiconewsdaily.com/news/amlo-inau…

Mexico has officially launched one of its most ambitious infrastructure projects in decades — the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The project connects the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, creating a new trade route across southern Mexico. Cargo ships arriving at the Port of Salina Cruz (Oaxaca) can unload containers that are then transported by modern rail across the country to the Port of Coatzacoalcos (Veracruz) on the Gulf side — and vice versa. The corridor runs across the narrowest part of Mexico, allowing goods to move between oceans faster without having to travel thousands of miles through the Panama Canal. But the project is much bigger than a railway. Mexico is also building: • Modernized ports • Industrial parks and factories • Highways and logistics hubs • New economic zones to attract global investment The goal is to turn southern Mexico into a major global logistics hub while bringing jobs and economic growth to states like Oaxaca, Veracruz, Tabasco, and Chiapas. While it won’t replace the Panama Canal, experts say the corridor could become a powerful alternative trade route for companies moving goods between Asia, North America, and the Atlantic. For Mexico, it marks the beginning of a new era of infrastructure, trade, and economic development

@iAnonPatriot That's not really a "robot" at all, it's actually controlled by a surgeon. It's a tool to enhance human abilities, like a hammer, a screwdriver or a pliers. That "robot" has been around for a while.

@jnnfir @elonmusk Thats a big IF. Why wait for people to approach Tesla? This is what marketing and advertising are all about. Tesla should start reaching out.

@elonmusk If folks actually test-drove it and looked at the towing specs, a lot more would be buying Cybertruck

Tesla will be #1 in more states over time

@elonmusk @thejefflutz So, Tesla should make a car that can beat the F-Series. But it seems like the Cybertruck isn't exactly what the F truck drivers are looking for.