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$TSLA Holy shit is this stock the worse Missed the entire last month market explosion Doesn’t follow PA, wants nothing to do with the SpaceX run up This thing sucks

Swed.....Estonia has approved FSD!

It’s happening

@AutisticClip Cant buy a family 🙂

Asmongold started stressing after realizing he’s 36 and doesn’t have a girlfriend “I’m going to bed at 2 am. On my day off I washed my car and did lawn work.. I fed the birds… This is getting bad guys.”

Ni som kan mycket. Kommer jag få hjärnblödning med detta blodtryck?

Soon it’ll be driving itself in to Austin city, reporting for duty!

@Trendies_ Inspired by 🙂

I'm sure it was just a coincidence.

@TSLA_inside_ @teslaeurope Very cool

This is the absolute craziest FSD move I’ve experienced in the Netherlands! Watch the video 🤭😎 @teslaeurope

@PlainviewLegacy 👎

TIKTOK-PRÄST Trelleborgs Kyrka har ett 100% kvinnligt styre. Det märks framförallt i TikTok-prästen Agneta Salomonsson, som citat "Arbetar utifrån den idé jag har om vad Kyrkan kan vara". Det fanns goda skäl till att kvinnor inte fick bli präster på drygt 2000 år.

@tesla2moon Good take. Theyve done this with cybertruck before so process might be shorter 🤞

Lately I’ve been wondering: why do we almost always see a human actively driving the Cybercab whenever it’s spotted — not just sitting in the driver’s seat, but actually holding the wheel and controlling the car? I used to assume the Cybercab could simply use the existing FSD stack from the Model 3/Y because of its smaller size. But maybe it’s not that simple. Even if the vehicle is smaller, differences in turning radius, vehicle dynamics, and camera placement may require additional data collection and training, similar to what happened when the Cybertruck was first introduced. The challenge is that the Cybercab isn’t being sold directly to consumers right now. That means Tesla can’t passively collect fleet data at scale like it did with its consumer vehicles. The only option is for Tesla to hire drivers and operate the vehicles themselves to gather training data. And that could be exactly what we’re witnessing these days. If this theory is correct, Cybercab joining the robotaxi fleet may take longer than many people expect. $TSLA

@na_option Edging toward greatness

$TSLA is edging (technical term).

@KCLightBringer We know a little about the last few thousand years in history, imagine what has taken place in the last million years 🤯

This is one of many reasons why history as we know it is a total lie

@na_option He is tho 😅

When you think your the main character

@FinTesla @teslaeurope Soon 🙂

Grok would be amazing on road trips. But no Grok in Finland 😢 @teslaeurope

@russellcrowe Theres a meme template here I know it

Clickbait. Everybody got their autograph and selfie, the passage to the hotel was kept free for guests, and I still got to the airport on time. One man, no security. Handled. What’s your problem ?

🔥🚨LATEST: This man broke down in tears after taking off his blindfold that he kept on for 3 days during his darkness retweet. This retreat breaks down a person’s hardened persona to bring them to a new understanding and appreciation through the dark.

@TSLAshareholder 😐

Even the headlights on this car want to die 😆

@Bbiiddee 😂

Den här algoritmen är rolig. I morse skriver jag en post om att jag stoppar mikron på en sekund kvar för att slippa höra pipandet och nu har den nästan 20 000 views. 😄

@TeslaBobIV @JCChristopher @SawyerMerritt @wholemars @CuriousPejjy 🦾

🚨 Just took my first UNSUPERVISED Robotaxi ride in Houston, TX with my Dad! 🤯 No safety driver. No interventions. Just pure autonomy the entire way. Smooth, confident, and honestly surreal. Watching my Dad’s face the whole time made it even better. The future isn’t coming — it’s already here. #Robotaxi #Tesla #Houston #ICEMAN #Drake

@AnomalousHF @haroldj09 @GigglingGanon Almost spat out my drink 😂

@haroldj09 @GigglingGanon At 93, she'll still bring shit up from 80 years ago

93 year old man snaps during argument with his wife and is found strolling back from the scene. James Pate, a 93-year-old man, stood calmly on a path and made a chilling admission to responding officers regarding his wife, 80-year-old Cheryl Pate. ​The tragedy was the culmination of a long-term domestic struggle. James and Cheryl were in the early stages of a divorce after decades together. Cheryl had recently survived a severe car accident in Chicago and had only returned to the area two months prior. She was in the process of moving into a new residence—a move that symbolized a final break from the relationship. ​September 2, 2025: The Incident ​On the day of the crime, James arrived to pick Cheryl up. According to his statements, an argument broke out between the two. James claimed that the situation escalated physically when Cheryl allegedly reached out to scratch him, and in that moment, he "just lost it." He then retrieved a pocket kn*f3 from the center console of his car and used it to take her life. ​The bodycam footage captures the surreal aftermath: a man nearing a century of life describing a violent act with the clarity of someone discussing a mundane event. First responders arrived to find Cheryl non-responsive; she was tragically pronounced deceased at the scene. ​Detention and Declining Health ​James Pate was immediately arrested and charged with first-degree murder. Despite his age, prosecutors moved forward, noting his ability to recall the argument and the specifics of the incident in detail. However, the case would never see a courtroom. ​While being held at the Tazewell County Jail, Pate’s health began a rapid and terminal decline. It was discovered that he had contracted both pneumonia and Legionnaires’ disease, reportedly due to complications within the facility's water system. ​Due to his deteriorating physical state, Pate was eventually furloughed into hospice care. On September 30, 2025—less than a month after the incident—James Pate passed away. His passing brought a sudden end to the criminal proceedings, leaving a community with more questions than answers. There are also stories that he was suffering from dementia which was a contributor to his actions. According to cases files there is no evidence that he was diagnosed or suffered from dementia. Any moments of memory loss were most likely due to normal age related memory deterioration.