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0div0 ⚡️
@gavinking77
crypto, decentralised networks, defi, positive energy (SBS)
Sydney, Australia Katılım Mayıs 2011
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Today, I was almost killed by my own FSD.
The video fully captures this terrifying moment:
The vehicle had just exited the roundabout with FSD driving normally. A white SUV was completely stationary on the right side of the road, not moving at all.
Immediately after exiting the roundabout, FSD suddenly accelerated and drove straight into the oncoming lane! At that exact moment, there were cars traveling in the oncoming lane and the road markings were clearly visible. Yet FSD completely ignored these obvious signals and continued accelerating into the wrong lane.
I had to take over urgently to avoid a head-on collision!
This happened on FSD v13.2.9 (Australian version). Under left-hand traffic rules, after exiting the roundabout it should have stayed in the correct left lane — instead it performed this extremely dangerous maneuver.
Why does this “exiting roundabout into oncoming lane” problem still exist after multiple version updates? With clear road markings and oncoming traffic present, why did FSD accelerate straight into it?
When will Australian owners finally receive V14? The US already has 14.3.2 versions, which reportedly deliver major improvements in safety and stability. Why are we still waiting?
I hope Tesla AU will respond seriously and fix this issue as soon as possible. Near-misses like this cannot be allowed to continue.
#FSD #TeslaAustralia #FSDv14 #TeslaAUNZ @elonmusk @Tesla_AI @Tesla @TeslaAUNZ @techAU @grok
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@r3alsamy @omoelerinjare1 You are the problem. Because you can't follow basic instructions now you are taking up someone else's seat which imposes on the next person and on we go. Just sit in the seat you are given. It's really very easy to follow.
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@omoelerinjare1 Why are People taking seats personal. I would have just gotten another seat and enjoy my flight.
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Elon Musk has used SpaceX as a kind of piggy bank over the last two decades, turning to the company as a financial tool to get loans and bolster his struggling companies, according to an examination by The New York Times. nyti.ms/4w8dInZ
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@TopherField How on earth could an unsafe motorised cart replace the good old trusty horse.
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If EV trucks are your answer, then your question is stupid.
And if this is their 'proof' that EV trucks are better than diesel..? Then that's... embarrassing...
Support the Topher Project via store.topherfield.com/collections/all
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Friend just sent this to me asking if it’s true.
We’re sitting in Siam Center sharing an iced cappuccino and chocolate cake with ice cream. The AC is blasting cold air.
The malls and trains are all air conditioned and filled with tourists. Bangkok is buzzing with activity.
It’s Friday afternoon.

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THE SHATTERING OF AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM: How One Persian Gulf Nation Is Exposing the Empire’s Fragility While Trump Suppresses the Truth
Barack Obama once famously declared that America is “exceptional” - not because it is perfect, but because it is “indispensable” and possesses a unique capacity to lead the world through strength, moral authority, and unmatched military power. That illusion is now collapsing in real time, dismantled not by a peer superpower, but by a single determined nation in the Persian Gulf: Iran.
As the war with Iran enters its most dangerous phase, the Trump administration has mastered the art of information suppression. While the mainstream media dutifully chases every Trump tweet, photo-op, and distraction, the real story - the steady erosion of American military superiority - is being buried.
The corporate press, acting less like the “fourth estate” and more like a stenography service, has largely ignored the mounting evidence that the United States is being systematically outmaneuvered by a country it once dismissed as a weak, backward adversary.
The most glaring example is the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s most advanced and expensive aircraft carrier.
On March 12, 2026, the Ford suffered a catastrophic “fire” that took 30 hours to extinguish and displaced 600 sailors who lost their living quarters. The ship is now docked in Greece for what defense analysts warn could be a repair and maintenance period of 12 to 14 months.
This is not a minor setback. The U.S. Navy’s total carrier fleet stands at 11 ships. Three are currently deployed or in active service, two are in post-deployment maintenance, and four are in scheduled repairs. In other words, America’s “indispensable” global power projection now rests on a dangerously thin bench.
If Iran manages to damage or neutralize even one more carrier, the United States would be effectively neutralized in the region.
This is the brutal reality the Trump administration and its media allies are working overtime to obscure. Instead of honest reporting on these vulnerabilities, we get endless headlines about “productive Iran talks” and carefully staged optimism.
The same corrupt media that once celebrated American exceptionalism is now complicit in hiding its rapid decline.
Iran, a country that has spent decades preparing for exactly this kind of confrontation, is proving that determination, strategic depth, and patience can humble even the mightiest empire. What began as a war of choice by Washington is rapidly becoming a war of attrition that the United States is structurally ill-equipped to win.
The illusion of American exceptionalism - the comforting myth that the U.S. can project power indefinitely without consequence - has been shattered by a single nation in the Persian Gulf.
Trump, left with no viable off-ramp and no credible plan, is reduced to the only tool he has left: suppressing information and hoping the public never notices how badly the empire is bleeding.
The arc of history is not bending toward American dominance anymore. It is bending toward exposure. And the exposure is happening right now, in real time.
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@WillYou_Reports @visegrad24 Just take one, no need to chip into anything apparently.
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@visegrad24 So, if I'm from the UK I can only go to Spain for 90 days but if I drive to Spain, buy a dinghy and claim asylum I can stay forever and get free healthcare and a house.
Not a bad deal, who's chipping in for a dinghy
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The longer I stay in Thailand
The less I want to leave
The living cost, the sun, the smiles, the culture, the food, the healthcare, the taxes & the respect between genders
All of it is far superior to the US & UK
The longer I stay here the more I realize that the West is failing.
Get out before it's too late.
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@MustangMan_TX I stopped at already contacted the authorities.... 🙄
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WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON???
Is this guy in this picture OK with you??
Someone’s story: “To my neighbor who thinks mowing the lawn SHIRTLESS in a family neighborhood is totally normal. I've already contacted the authorities.
This isn't a beach. It's not a gym. It's a residential street where families live and kids are outside all the time. I don't care if it's 90 degrees out - PUT A SHIRT ON!
Basic standards and common courtesy still exist for a reason.
Broad daylight. Front yard. Acting like this is completely acceptable behavior”
Then he asks: “Am I crazy for thinking there should be at least some level of decency in shared spaces, or are we just throwing social norms out the window now? your thoughts?”

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@TiffanyFong Do you have data to back this up? Or just assumptions?
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Oops, did I say 1 million?
I meant to say 1 billion.
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phil beisel@pbeisel
1 million satellites. 1 million.
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