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@WarClandestine Simple. Stop watching the NFL.

The NFL has had “black lives matter” painted on all the fields for years. “End racism” on all the helmets. They added the “Black National Anthem” to pregame. They encouraged players to kneel during the National Anthem. But if you even show a sliver of support for Trump, or Conservative values of any kind, the Left, and their lapdog media, will lose their ever loving minds and claim that we are bringing politics into sports. They truly believe that their beliefs are the only acceptable ones, and that anyone who veers from their Left-wing ideology should be shamed, vilified, and cancelled. They intentionally created an environment where you are rewarded for showing support for the Left, but crucified for showing support for the Right. It’s not that they don’t want politics in sports, they just don’t want anyone else’s politics in sports. The pendulum has swung back, and they don’t like it now. Too late.

@mrfundman First world problems, bro.

Friend ordered new Model 3 Performance in black and not sure about color, thinking of changing to Frost Blue I told him to charge it to Red with white interior. Thoughts?

@wholemars Cybertruck still does not have Actually Smart Summons. Mine is 2 years old. Why the delay?

What was the most interesting Tesla / EV / AI news of the week?

@muskonomy Maybe he should show us how his British auto industry is delivering anything close to what Tesla has done?

NEWS: Former Top Gear presenter James May has reviewed Tesla's Diner in Los Angeles alongside content creator Lucy Brown. The pair drove to the diner using FSD through LA traffic. May engaged the system but took over at one intersection. They ordered food from inside the car through Tesla's geofenced diner app, received delivery in Cybertruck-shaped boxes. May described the future-retro multi-story building, which houses early Optimus robot memorabilia among other Tesla artifacts. For context, Top Gear and Tesla have a famously rocky history dating back to a 2011 episode that ended in a lawsuit. May also published a video two months ago titled "12 things James May HATES about his Tesla Model 3." Watch it for yourself and decide.

@muskonomy Rich UK poser, trapped in the past. Only reason he is cover Tesla is for the attention and to appear to be following automotive trends. Only innovation in his home country is from China or the U.S.

@JoeTegtmeyer @Tesla @cybertruck @SpaceX When is the unveiling, or re-unveiling of the Texas Roadster?

Its true! The new @Tesla Roadster is officially a Texan! The Roadster joins the Model Y, @Cybertruck and Cybercab, along with the future Optimus Robot, Cortex AI Datacenter & the joint project @SpaceX Advanced Technology Chip Fab here in central Texas! Giga Texas is rapidly becoming ground zero for the future direction of the company & if you want to know what we will be talking about in 2027 and 2028, you've got to keep your eye on Giga Texas today!

@wholemars ASS on Cybertruck!

What’s your most wanted Tesla feature request for the next software update?

@JoeTegtmeyer @cybertruck Model YLP. Texas needs to produce the performance version.

Giga Texas has a new “mystery” car under a cover & the wheels also masked off with white vinyl. Fortunately I was able to get a top-down view of this one next to another Model Y & a @Cybertruck for comparison. Any ideas what this might be? 😎

@aptera_motors I don’t understand the need to advertise and demo the features when you can’t even get past 10 validation vehicles or build the line to deliver against 20k+ preorders

Catching a flight? You might be surprised how much luggage Aptera can handle. What should we pack next? 👇

@cixliv @UnitreeRobotics @AGIBOTofficial @engineairobot @boosterobotics Might need a few Optimus in the new Rek SF store @stevenmarkryan @farzyness @elonmusk @herbertong

The store will have robot repairs, rentals, customizations, tune-ups and demonstrations. Think of it as a car shop for humanoids. Go to rek.com/shop to get early access. Our first models will be from @UnitreeRobotics @AGIBOTofficial @engineairobot @boosterobotics.

We just signed a lease for the first humanoid store in the USA! The @REK Shop. Coming to San Francisco Nob Hill in ~2 months. Shop during the day, robot fights at night.

@aptera_motors Why do you advertise when you don’t have any cars to sell the thousands of reservation holders? Please fulfill the orders, then innovate again.

Aptera can make moving day a little less miserable. What should we put in the back next week? 👇

@BruceFischbach @nicksortor Greed.

@nicksortor But Nick - we are still at $3.59 (Kansas) and if we have the oil - why aren't our proces coming down?

🚨 NOW: 121 EMPTY OIL TANKERS are now en route to the UNITED STATES now that President Trump has launched a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz Holy crap. That's an INSANE amount of American oil about to be exported to countries around the world.

@aptera_motors For all us long time deposit holders, we love the updates and cannot wait to see production units rolling off the line!

Lots of great progress on the validation line this week. Drop some encouragement in the comments for our technicians putting in the hard work! 💚

@SawyerMerritt Lucky they had SpaceX to help get them into Orbit.

NEWS: Amazon has announced that it has launched 200+ internet satellites to date and has another 200+ stacked and ready for launch. • Upcoming Atlas V payloads will increase to 29 satellites • 20+ missions planned for year two of deployment, including first on New Glenn and Vulcan Centaur • Three additional missions planned over the next month • Invested $200+ million in upgrades at Cape Canaveral to support increased launch cadence "Every satellite adds coverage and capacity to the network. While Amazon secured an initial block of 80 launches to support our first-generation satellite constellation, we also have approval to deploy a second-generation system, and we’ve continued to secure launch capacity to help accelerate near-term deployment plans and support our longer-term plans for Amazon Leo. Late last year, we secured another 10 launches on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket and we converted options with Blue Origin to give us a total of 24 firm launches on New Glenn. Together, those additional missions provide capacity to deploy another 800+ satellites, and bring our total Leo launch manifest to more than 100 missions."

@elonmusk A good day to have the car drive

Inevitably, this will be 4/20 😂

@npgrothe @aakashgupta Buying opportunity

@aakashgupta Terafab is a huge distraction for the Tesla business, ultimately hurting FSD. 3 of 4 new Tesla products are announced by Elon when the stock is weak. Who thinks Tesla stock is about to tank?

Tesla is building a chip factory bigger than anything TSMC, Samsung, or Intel has ever put under one roof. Logic, memory, and advanced packaging in a single facility. 2nm process technology. Domestically. The name alone tells you the ambition: Tera. A thousand Gigas. Rewind to 2014. Elon announced a $5 billion battery factory in the middle of the Nevada desert when Tesla sold 35,000 cars a year. Analysts called it delusional. That factory now produces more lithium-ion cells than every other American manufacturer combined and completely restructured global battery supply chains. The Gigafactory was never about batteries. It was about removing the constraint that would have killed Tesla at scale. Terafab is the same bet, one level deeper in the stack. On the January earnings call, Elon laid it out: even projecting the most optimistic chip production from TSMC and Samsung, supply still falls short. FSD needs custom silicon. Cybercab needs custom silicon. Every Optimus robot needs dozens of AI chips. One million Optimus units per year means tens of billions of chips annually. No supplier on the planet has committed to that volume. So Tesla is doing what it always does. Building the supply chain that doesn’t exist yet. The scale they’re targeting: 100,000 wafer starts per month ramping toward one million. TSMC’s entire Arizona complex, six fabs, $165 billion invested, will represent about 30% of TSMC’s advanced capacity. Tesla wants to match that in a single facility. The AI industry runs on three inputs: energy, data, and compute. Tesla already generates and stores energy at scale through Solar and Megapack. xAI already has Grok training infrastructure and the Memphis supercluster. Terafab closes the loop. One ecosystem controlling the full vertical from photon to silicon to autonomous machine. Tesla is sitting on $44 billion in cash. Capex this year exceeds $20 billion, the largest annual investment in company history, and the CFO said Terafab is on top of that. This is a company spending like the window is measured in quarters, not decades. Every major platform shift has been won by whoever controlled the bottleneck. Standard Oil controlled refining. TSMC controlled fabrication. Elon is betting that the bottleneck for the AI era is custom silicon at tera-scale, and that the company that owns energy production, chip fabrication, and robotics deployment in a single vertical will set the terms for the next 30 years. March 21. Terafab breaks ground. The last time Elon moved this fast on infrastructure, he was building Starship and Gigafactory Berlin at the same time. Both shipped.

How come the Tesla app on my iPhone does not automatically update like the dozens of other apps? I have to manually open apps and see if there is an update. Is that an Apple thing knocking Tesla? @elonmusk @TeslaTimeNews

@GuntherEagleman @grok is this post about Mexico real?

🚨 URGENT U.S. EMBASSY ALERT: Americans in Mexico ordered to SHELTER IN PLACE IMMEDIATELY due to exploding cartel violence after CJNG boss El Mencho was taken out Affected areas: • Jalisco (Puerto Vallarta, Chapala, Guadalajara) • Tamaulipas (Reynosa + others) • Parts of Michoacán • Guerrero • Nuevo León

The Tesla Cybertruck works great in the snow. We just had a massive snow in the Sierras. The Cybertruck with BFG All Terrain tires works great. Off road mode helps when the snow is too deep for regular vehicles to navigate. Thanks @elonmusk @TeslaTimeNews @stevenmarkryan @DillonLoomis @herbertong

@farzyness Thoughts?

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