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@TeslaDylan @maestro__exe @elonmusk This software is already $100/month. What if it becomes $500/month? I would like to lock in a price for software.

@maestro__exe @elonmusk Even if you don’t have any paid software on your computer the more premium software is typically not free even if there’s free equivalent software available. But why cry about not getting the premium software for free? You got autopilot for free right?

FSD 14.3 is in Tesla employee beta now and will probably go to wide release end of week

@maestro__exe @elonmusk Maybe the question could have been framed differently but I am concerned that if I buy the car the software will get more and more expensive and I have no control over that. The investment in a car is large and I am only doing it for the FSD.

@elonmusk Why do people have to pay for the FSD after buying the vehicles??

@Tesla @elonmusk please address my concern that if I buy a new Tesla with SFSD or eventually FSD that the company might raise the software prices making my hardware (the car) have little value and me left with not being able to afford what I bought for.

@elonmusk @elonmusk Can you speak to my concern that the software price will go way up?

Tesla AI self-driving will be >10X safer than human driving

@elonmusk @elonmusk Concerned about the company increasing cost of software. Can you speak to that?

Tesla FSD

@elonmusk @elonmusk No — our justice system is based on proving a case beyond a reasonable doubt. No one knows who will commit a crime again or who did commit a crime. What you wish for would dismantle our system.

This needs to change

@SenWarren I thought you were smarter than this @SenWarren Please check the legality of what you are proposing. Fix the tax code. This is not the way.

Today, I'm introducing my wealth tax — and more than 50 members of Congress are joining me. It’s time for the government to start working for American families, not just the ultra-rich.

@SenSanders @SenSanders Bernie Sanders and those in Congress are the last people I want making AI policy. One has to understand it first. Mouthing off about something you know nothing about when you have such ability to reach people is very harmful.

AI and robotics are going to bring cataclysmic changes to our society. Sadly, Congress has done virtually nothing. AI must work for working families, not the billionaires. Today, I’m introducing a moratorium on new data centers until we protect working people.

@NewswirePatriot Yes, men should be barred from women’s achievements. Period.

LGBTQ groups are lashing out after Republicans call to ban ALL achievements by Trans "Women" from the Smithsonian Women's History Museum. Critics say even though they aren't biological women, they deserve to be recognized. Should transgender "women" be honored at the Women's History Museum? ♀️

@vxylily 20

6 for me!! I feel confident nobody Has all 20 How many for you?

@Aestheticsn1 Miami

Name a city without letter E Can you?

@elonmusk come to Miami Beach. We need you!

4 of the world’s 5 richest people now have waterfront estates in the Miami area - Miami Herald apple.news/AYbJZkdFVS4-ZT…

@PattyMurray A real stat, eh? That is convincing.

The average person is more likely to be struck by lightning than they are to commit voter fraud. Seriously. That's a real stat. I'm voting NO on the SAVE America Act.

@Studpilot152511 @Nithya_Shrii Planes already autonomous. It is a matter of perception.

@Nithya_Shrii Most jobs could eventually be replaced with robots, but most won't because of public perception! Take aviation for instance! Would you get on board a flight with your entire family on a pilotless aircraft? I wouldn't!!!

10 jobs that are 100% safe from AI: 1. Dentist 2. Construction worker 3. Plumbing 4. Farming 5. Gardening 6. Carpentry 7. Cooking 8. Gardening 9. Welder 10. Electrician Did I miss any?!

@akashmuni27 @Nithya_Shrii Surgeries are already done by robots better than most surgeons. Definitely will replace surgeons.

Gardening made the list twice. Which means either it's really safe or AI already got to the person making this list. The question isn't which jobs are safe from AI. It's which jobs are safe from automation entirely. Because the threat to plumbers and electricians isn't AI thinking. It's robotics doing. Boston Dynamics already has robots that can navigate unstructured environments. The jobs truly safe long term are the ones requiring real time human judgment in unpredictable physical spaces. Emergency responders. Surgeons in complex cases. Mental health professionals. People who have to respond to a situation that has never existed before. That's the actual filter. Not physical vs digital. Novel judgment vs repeatable execution.

@TakeoverTracker @Nithya_Shrii Dermatologists? AI can already diagnose skin issues better. None of these.

@Nithya_Shrii None are 100% safe. But some with low risk: Fitness trainers Social workers Dermatologists Nurses Locksmiths Fallers Insulation installers Allergists Fire investigators Choreographers Animal control workers

@Nithya_Shrii None of those are.

@TrueTeller2024 @pittparents @ethical_care @MattWalshBlog @FoxNews @POTUS @DoNotHarm @RealCandaceO @AAGDhillon @Linda_McMahon @ADeutschLaw You have a list of defendants for a lawsuit.

6/ 26/2023 Pediatric visit Height: 5’7 Weight: 152 lbs 8/6/2024 Height: 5’7 Weight: 192 lbs 40 lbs gained in 1 year. Among Ilene’s belongings that I received from Rider University after her death, there was a whiteboard where she had written that she needed to fill out papers for top surgery.When I went to that office last year, I discovered that Ilene had been scheduled for a double mastectomy.The surgery date was 12/23/2024. It was fully covered by Medicaid. Free. At the time, I thought that since she never made it to that surgery, there was no reason to request their medical records.But about 2 months ago I decided to ask for them. And now they are here. I have a white envelope in front of me. Several pages. I may talk about the contents later,but right now I just want to say how painful this moment is. Among those pages are printed medical photographs of my girl — naked pictures of her torso taken for surgical documentation.It is incredibly painful to see them. I know she is no longer with us and nothing can change now, but a mother’s heart does not work by logic. Looking at those photos, I can see how much her body had changed.She looks so much bigger. I can’t put into words what it feels like for a mother to see her child deteriorating and realize she could do nothing. Nothing. Because so many other people had stepped in — people who said they were helping her live her “authentic self.”People who supported her separation from me. Rider University staff Students around her Her boyfriend Adam Duggan Transgender pastor Aaron Miller Therapist Carson Eckard Connecticut DCF Tang Soo Do coaches Dan and Jessica Hinman, whom Ilene called her “chosen parents.” Endocrinologist Britta Shute, who prescribed my daughter testosterone These were the people surrounding Ilene and involved in her life and care. Some of them actively supported her alienation from her own mother. And yet, looking at these records, I see something deeply troubling. On 6/26/2023, Ilene visited her pediatrician. My concern at the time was that she had a poor appetite and had lost about 10 lbs. At that visit her weight was 152 lbs. The pediatrician was not concerned because fluctuations of 10–15 lbs can happen. For a young woman who is 5’7, a typical healthy weight range is roughly 121–158 lbs. But a year later, when Ilene went to the surgical center for a consultation for a double mastectomy, her weight was 192 lbs. 40 lbs gained in 1 year. What concerns me most about those 40 lbs is not just the number itself. Sudden weight changes like that can often be a signal that something deeper is wrong.Rapid weight gain in a young person can reflect serious emotional distress, depression, medication effects, hormonal issues, or other underlying medical problems. When I see that number, I cannot help but think that my daughter may have been struggling deeply during that time. It makes me feel that she was very depressed. And yet,despite all the adults around her — therapists, doctors, university staff, and the many people who claimed they were supporting her no one seemed to recognize that something might be wrong. No one stopped to ask why her body was changing so drastically. No one treated it as a warning sign that deserved attention. So my question to DCF, to Aaron Miller, to Rider staff and students, to Adam Duggan, to therapist Carson Eckard, and to everyone else who surrounded my daughter during that time is simple: If I am supposedly the careless and neglectful mother, where was your care for my girl? How does a young person gain 40 lbs in a single year and nobody asks why? Why did no one investigate what might be happening to her physically or emotionally? Why did endocrinologist Britta Shute never even weigh my daughter, despite marking those appointments as “well visits”? We hear so much about “standards of care.” Or is the “standard of care” simply not caring at all? Is that the standard? After all — it was all free.

@Matt_Pinner @elonmusk Hands Down! Would LOVE to even have a conversation with him.

Be honest Which of these three would you like to meet? A. Elon Musk B. Jeff Bezoz C. Mark Zuckerberg