Elon Musk Invents ‘THE SPORTS CAR’!!!!
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At this point, Elon knows more about lying than anyone currently alive on earth.
Good one!;) But well that's what you should expect from a shady car seller...
Now come on, no one will ever take the liar crown from Trump.
Giving trump a run for his money
and made the most money by doing so
Nope. There are lots of liars that do know a lot about lying. They are hard to catch because their lies are so smooth.
Musk nows very little about lying. He isn't doing it well, making it so very easy to catch him with a lie. He doesn't believe in censorship - but censors people calling him out. That isn't lies of an expert. That's the lies of a fool.
It's like the 3yo that has food stains on the clothes and on the face but maintain they did *not* steal from the desert in the kitchen. Firmly trying to blame the dog despite all visible evidence.
He talked about electric cars. I don't know anything about cars, so when people said he was a genius I figured he must be a genius. Then he talked about rockets. I don't know anything about rockets, so when people said he was a genius I figured he must be a genius. Now he talks about software. I happen to know a lot about software & Elon Musk is saying the stupidest shit I've ever heard anyone say, so when people say he's a genius I figure I should stay the hell away from his cars and rockets.”- Rod Hilton
It’s a little difficult to stay away from his rockets - they’re the only American rockets capable of sending people into space and they currently launch 80% of the world’s space cargo.
The guy has been performing at the highest level of several industries for two decades now. If he’s the fraud Thunderfoot thinks he is, then he’s fooled NASA, dozens of investment banks, thousands of electrical and aeronautical engineers, multiple Presidents, VC firms, Chinese government officials, etc etc. For fucks sake, our entire plan to get back to the moon relies on Elon’s company.
At what point do you accept that maybe the RUclips guy with a chemistry degree from the University of Birmingham is just stringing you guys along for clicks? That Thunderfoot isn’t some whistleblower with a unique insight into Elon, but a mere entertainer riding the wave of people who don’t like Elon because he believes men can’t get pregnant.
He showed his ass when he started talking seriously about battery-powered aircraft and rockets.
@@Skank_and_GutterboyHyperloop
@@hsimpson7267
Yep, that's a really bad one. And his BS, "It's literally no more complicated than your air hockey table. Seriously, haha...." So we know he's a complete noodle as a tech-type. Getting prosecuted for securities fraud over a Tweet, winding up $40 million lighter for the fines, and being barred from being the chairman of Tesla EVER AGAIN shows what a shit businessman he is. So what does Elon really do? When you get right down to is, he's just the salesman.
@@Skank_and_Gutterboy When did he talk about battery powered rockets?
I recall him saying something to the effect of "Rockets are the only form of transport that cannot be electrified"
Elizabeth Holmes must be thinking why the hell am I the one in jail right now.
Holmes knows why she is in jail, she didn't bribe those within the US government so that she could keep her scam going.
all US presidents and presidential hopefuls who were brought low by one PR gaffe (from Ford to Mondale, not choosing sides here!) must be thinking how the hell is Trump winning a second presidency.
Add the "only" before the "one"
Trump ain’t winning shite . He has the MAGAt vote but they are shrinking in numbers every day. They ain’t vaxxed and Covid keeps,coming for these “geniuses”!@@ZygonesBzygones
Lol she comes to mind too
People being scammed will sometimes defend their scammers because they can’t come to terms with the idea that they were stupid enough to fall for it in the first place.
You're very right. This is a common ego response where people genuinely struggle to accept that they have been fooled.
Does that have to do with some sort of sunk cost.
Yes! Sunk cost fallacy. They keep doubling down because it’s harder for them to admit to being wrong
Some of it is a kind of Stockholm syndrome, and many are with narcissistic patterns. Stupid goes along all.
Its wanting to believe in something. In this case a person. Same with all the people wanting to believe in Trump after all the horrible ways he's acted. Firefly's Hero of Canton episode perfectly describes the humanity/human nature of this. Amazing sci-fi if you havent seen it.
I made it into a Thunderf00t video without being busted!!
I'm getting a flash back to 2000's Nu Metal, 'This is what it's like when worlds collide!'
Haha. Well done sir, you can put that on your CV now. I know I would 😂. Top economy players as a source for comedy on both channels lately. I appreciate and enjoy both of your productions very much, pleasently surprised with the "cooperation" today. Keep it up guys.
@PBoyle isn't it a financial crime when a CEO structurally makes fake claims over their company's output?
@@mipmipmipmipmip that would be considered securities fraud...
@@PBoyle
I guess that's why Elon doesn't like the SEC 😅
To be fair, the glass was cracked by a an equivalent of a rock, that's frankly an extremely fringe scenario. What matters is that it's resistant to everyday problems like thermonuclear explosion.
🤣
bruh, I bet the stuff isn't even resistant to water
Musk is a showman not an inventor. That broken window was planned. Like all his scams.
Then why did he throw a rock at the window to prove that it was unbreakable? Why not throw a tennis ball? Why throw anything at all if the point wasn’t to prove that the window wouldn’t break?
i am kinda impressed by the fact that he did not just threw an actual nuke at that car for the memes or some other stupid reason.
Imagine being the guy in the crowd shown over and over again as the biggest Tesla simp in the world 😂. What an absolute muppet
That fanatic yelling "I'm gonna be on that thing" as it disintegrates was hilarious.
It's so fake though. That guy is a terrible actor.
I think he really means it, but in his zeal to convey it comes across as a phoney.
And maybe he is secretly relieved that StarShip is not going to be human rated for some time to come.
@@user-io4sr7vg1v
Being that he hates himself enough to believe liars and has no meaning in his life he might just really want to die.
hes so fucking cringe its embarrassing
😂😂😂
Musk wasn't lying about the Roadsters range. Why do you think the Semi was unveiled at the same time, that's going to be carrying the external battery for each Roadster for every trip. They just forgot to show the giant extension chord each Roadster would require.
note , that's a good funny comment LMAO
LOL. It gives me a flashbak to the Cizeta Moroder, an Italian supercar with a V-16 that was unique. Part of its uniqueness was that it had the huge problem of constantly fouling its 16 sparkplugs, so whenever it was driven on the road, a van with mechanics was following it to clean the sparkplugs after something like 10 miles.
What he's not telling you is the range is so far because it goes through one of his tunnels on a charging wire
😆😆😆😆 Good one!
I'm surprised Elon hasn't invented charging on the move yet. Seems like the sort of crazy idea that would get a room full of idiots cheering him.
When he stutters, that's the moment he KNOWS he's lying. When he doesn't stutter, that's when he believes his own lies.
I love that 😂
Huh? That would mean he'd be stuttering all the time.
He stutters to make it sound like it wasn't rehearsed.
Accurate.
I would disagree, and say that when his mouth is open, THAT is when you know he is lying. And when his mouth is shut, that is when you know he is thinking about lying :)
The stuttering version of him is his approximation, what it would sound like if a normal person (who isn't a sociopath) was telling these stupendous things. It's all about the cultist experience - the mutual dependency of the cultists and the cult leader. As the development of the cult progresses, mannerisms such as these become so integral to the carefully crafted persona of the cult leader that he/she cannot do without them. I don't think concepts like "truth" or "lying" mean anything as such to someone like him.
The fact the Tesla semi struggles to haul even a half size trailer of potato chips is golden.
where do you get this info? Never heard about that?.
@@Nitroat-xo4tj is a lie, like many on here
The guy screaming from the crowd should be a meme
Imagine he will be on internet for the rest of his life with egg on his face! I hope he doesn’t need an employer ever! 😂
I think that guy is actually Lyndon Rive; musk’s cousin and the former ceo of solar city…he’s kind of already a meme
@@natetran Ah, so he's a member of the Musk crime family.
Emperor Elon I. will graciously allow him to bring a pillow to sleep under his work desk between his 18-hour shifts. No bathroom breaks, though. He hasn't earned those yet!
@@henrygvidonas9573dont forget his tweets every 20 minutes. I mean his "x's" what are tweets called on X?
I am genuenly suprised how he hasn't slapped a couple of solar panels on his cars claiming they could make the car power itself while driving.
or wind turbines on the top, claiming no charging time
Yes and also that the cars will dig tunnels faster and for a 10th of the cost while making bricks out of the excess dirt which can be sold for construction purposes
give him time....
SOLAR. FREAKING. ROADSTERS!!
@@jacobmars1902I mean... it makes perfect sense! All that high speed air moving around the car seems like a waste... stick some wind turbines on it and not only it will power itself but also even generate free energy that can be used by society!
Win:Win in my book!
Troll physics 101.
UMAD?
Electric companies will go bankrupt!
10/10 would drive again!
Musk's whole demeanor is like an 8 year old standing in front of his class telling them how his uncle was a secret agent who helped George Lucas write Star Wars, and who owned an ice cream factory, which he would visit for free ice cream with his girlfriend from Canada.
I would liken it more to a child bragging about their high score in a video game, hearing someone else brag about their higher score, then making up a new high score to “beat” the other kid.
All while knowing they’ll never actually achieve it.
As a boy he was coached by mother to con money from the estranged dad. Formative. He continued conning Errol Musk with himself being the vapourware, through collage and until the old man said no more.
I've always said that Musk's demeanour is very similar to Max from Where the Wild Things Are. If you ever watch the movie, compare Max's speech patterns with Musk's. The similarities are uncanny.
I've seen better presentations on frogs from 9 year olds than this grown man can give to investors.
Elon is the Finance version of Frank Dux, except without an accidentally badass movie made after his lies.
"A special shade of red that makes the car go faster"
(happy Ork noises)
Haha same here!
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!
As a mecha fan, that was as same as meme about why Chars personal mobile suit was painted in the shade of red is that it makes ot faster.
Not unrealistic actually. As mentioned in the song about Alan Bond, by Kevin Bloody Wilson, "Mine's faster than yours 'cos it's a red one".
@@WanArk86 Trans Am system also turns your mecha red and makes it three times faster. Sunrise fully embraced the meme.
I love how these EVs are basically PowerWheels for adult rich people.
Nailed it, keeps them happy like a child then they forget and throw it away.
Dude, I drive Amazon, and EVs feel exactly like PowerWheels. I tell people they feel like giant golf carts. Unsurprisingly, they have numerous problems, and drivers on long routes have had to be rescued by gas vans.
adult human 40 year old white haired men
@@roylcraftthen complain of the effect that disposing of battery does to earth
@@Elmamaguebo16 ...or when it's 5-10 years old and needs a new battery! BUT it will be so expensive, maybe more than the car is worth! THEN off to the junk yard!
This reminds me of the late eighteenth century when Elon Musk invented manufacturing.
True - it only took that long because he first had to invent gravity, electricity, and then the lightbulb - this supplied the required light to allow him to invent 25 hours per day
Manufacturing lies, that is
Well he does know more about manufacturing than anyone on Earth right now
Well he's such a genius that it's inevitable that he'll invent time travel, and go back on time to invent those things to make current elon even more ahead of his time
Or when he invented the printing press with movable typeface in 1440... Man what would mankind do without this jenious.
Apollo 13: "Failure is not an option!"
Elon Musk: "Success should not be expected..." 😂
The difference between a idealist optimist and a realist.
I don't know man, I'm kinda on Elon side with with that one.
Made me laugh but I had to check if that was a real Elon quote, and while I can't find it I did find this "Failure is an option here. If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough"
You should realize there is a difference, from the number of people involved to the funding to the entire engineering philosophy. The Apollo program employed more than 400,000 people and spent $ 25.8 billion, which is $ 257 billion of 2020s money. Spacex has 13,000 employees in total and the Starship program has cost about $ 5-10 billion until today.
Apollo engineers testing every part endlessly made the first flight success more probable, but way more expensive.
And btw: There was very much luck involved in Apollo not failing.
@delirious4565 Except they got the Apollo 13 crew home safely. Still waiting on Tesla big rigs, Cybertruck, Roadster, true FSD, Mars landing, Moon landing, etc, etc that are long overdue. He's ideating more than he's innovating. Btw, "Success should not be expected..." is right in this video. It was said the day before the latest Starship catastrophic failure.
Bare in mind that most of NASA technology is public domain. Musk is acting like he is the kids from Lord of the Flies reinventing fire, except he is actually in a lighter factory.
"This beats rail."
- Elon Musk talking about a non-existent truck
I think he was talking about the Tesla semi truck but either way his comment was laughable. He said it beats rail in a convoy situation which given they cant do full self driving on their cars it’s laughable the thought they can get a convoy of semi trucks, let alone it being being more efficient than rail. 😂😂😂
The only people getting railed are Tesla stockholders.
I would love for Elon to take a good hard look at Japan's railway system and afterwards have him say that without laughing. The guy is a joke
YAY I like the """Astronaut""" who is cheering about his launch vessel blowing up.
"YAY I was supposed to die in that explosion!"
The correct term is “space cadet” 😉
I have the original Tesla roadster, but with a petrol engine.
It's called an Elise.
The proper Tesla Roadster.
Best Tesla
That was the original plan for the Roadster, but Musk "knew better" and caused Tesla to require further funding, resulting in the original founders losing control of the company...
And that little Lotus highlights the comparison between the father of the company Colin Chapman, who was genuinely a genius engineer; and Musk, who has pretended to be one so long he now believes his own lies.
How this doesn't constiture fraud is beyond me.
That's the fun part, it does! Elon regularly gets sued and fined by the regulatory commissions and investors, it's just that no lesson will ever stick to him because in the US at least, we have laws limiting the total amount someone can lose in a lawsuit which is basically pennies to a billionaire
Maybe do a course on law or get some psychological help.
@@danielstapler4315 Oh look it's you again. Maybe instead of replying to every comment in here defending your waifu, try not being 12 years old online.
Those in the corrupt, US government are profiting from Elon's scams so of course he is treated differently.
@johnnypopstar It's always fun to click on his name and see his recent comments and how much effort and time he puts into defending a billionaire. And the best part is, he does it for FREE 😂
As a "train guy" I love the fact that once he mentions trains, the BS count goes off the track. Also, he is technically right about ventilators. Nobody who was in a situation serious enough to need a ventilator and who didn’t get it, has breathing problems. Because they are all dead!
I live in the plains. There are two train hubs within driving distance from my home I've seen fast freight in action. Each one of those cars is bigger than a semi trailer and the trains themselves can get up to a mile-long.
Elon Musk: "This beats rail!"
Me: "I don't believe you!~"
As a car guy, I can say that the guy has no idea what he's talking about.
Comparing an F1 car's acceleration to a Tesla's is ridiculous.
@@theblacknothing Yeah, trains are pretty big here in North America, and the median length of trains was over a mile (about 5,300 feet) in 2022 and some were up to 1.5 miles long. Imagine if all those containers/cars were suddenly put on the road instead, traffic would be horrible.
One of my personal favourites was the "60 second battery swap" that he demonstrated.
Thats a certified electric jesus conman classic
Elon hates gasoline cars so much he flys a private jet.
He thinks regular "dino juice" is for peasants. Only rocket or jet fuel for this guy...
Also Starship, which uses obscene amounts of LNG (liquid natural gas) as a propellant, and which is a fossil fuel.
@@winterhaydn Changing the composition of the atmosphere _is_ terraforming, technically.
I’m surprised he didn’t come out wit the Telse Plane ✈️ 😂😂😂😂
You hate Elon so much that you watch a video of him showing how failed he is. While he is the most successful businessman ever. Think about that
Elons ‘next year’ is even better than my ‘later’
Imagine how deafeningly loud a car being lifted by compressed air would be 😂
It would genuinely sound like a bomb going off lol
And what does it weigh to hold enough compressed air to be a meaningful rocket. I mean, this is the inverse rocket equation. For every extra 100kg of compressed air and tank, you might achieve thrust to lift an extra 25kg of mass...
but on the other hand they don't need AC in the summer
You have to hand it to him, he is a genius at one thing: separating fools from their money.
The most noble of pursuits.
Ah somebody who can think for themselves, not like most in this comment section who are so far up inside Thunder that their toenails are the only things sticking out.
Yeah, take that! You happy Tesla owners! Wait...
Tesla's gonna rake in about $10 billion between government subsidies and regulatory credit sales this year alone. He's separating 100% of taxpayers from their money because he convinced federal, state, and international governments to massively fund his companies. And those government representatives were so smart that they designed their entire climate strategy (a strategy for a real problem) on this man's solution. And just for good measure, many of those politicians knowing just how much this company is being subsidized for also bought loads of Tesla stock. And then Elon Musk started trashing the very political party that gave him the greatest support, and those politicians did nothing because it would be a massive embarrassment to their political party if they were to pull funding and investments out of this company and watch the entire EV house of cards strategy crumble in on itself, proving their solution as the sham it is.
Electrification can absolutely reduce global emissions, but the world is limited on how much battery raw materials it can produce annually, and how many battery cells it can produce annually. Long range BEVs, the great big shining solution put forth by Elon Musk, is literally thee worst solution for electrifying automobile miles. Plug in hybrids is a far better solution. For every long range BEV battery, the same amount of cells could instead be used to build 4-5 plug-in hybrids. Seems the established OEMs are all finally realizing this and attempting to change course. The Ramcharger will be the first plug-in hybrid pickup truck available. Multiple companies are expanding PHEV production. Ironically, the only major OEM that cannot build plug-in hybrids is Tesla. They have no experience, no R&D, no IP, no production lines, and no engineers that specialize in internal combustion engines.
A funny thing with those plug-in hybrids.... given that they so rarely use their internal combustion engines, it would be completely possible to fuel them with renewable fuels like green hydrogen (fuel cell or combustion), renewable methane (from CO2), bio-diesel, and other near net zero e-fuels. They require no DC fast charging infrastructure. And they would allow us to downscale our overall gasoline infrastructure... slowly closing gas stations in neighborhoods while retaining them on longer distance highway routes when extra range is needed.
@@Vile_old_Bastard_3545 🤡
It's astounding how many people at my work believe that Elon is a genius and the future of the world. When I try to tell them otherwise, I'm labeled as negative. People really are dumb.
Believe me they are😂😂😂😂
He is just overly optimistic
That's not necessarily a bad thing
Got him to where he is
The 1 good outcome can cover the 10 bad bets
The way things are going, they're half right. Elon Musk _is_ the future of the world. That and a barren, lifeless dirtball where humanity used to live before Elon Musk became the future.
One of the most intelligent people I know is sure that Musk us a man of genius who needs to be emulated. Can’t be convinced that widespread emulation of Musk would mean a vast population of swindlers.
Intelligent people can be foolish.
@@markiangooley you know a dumb person pretending to be intelligent, it happens a lot, sooner or later they give themselves away
Btw. Rimac testing their 1800kg car on Nurburgring proved exactly your concearns.
They did get a sub 7min time but that's because car has 2000hp and accelerates like a rocket in straights. But cornering killed the tires and brakes.
You can literally see the car cornering "normally" without conventional sliding or oversteer but it leaves fat tyretracks, tyres are literally melting in the corners. It is still amazing that they achieved that level of control with such a heavy car, it does corner like a 1000kg car with aftermarket suspension but att the cost of the tyres and brakes.
You can take a custom porsche 911 and do laps as quickly or even quicker, but you can probably do 10+ laps no problem. With Rimac, tyres are gone after second lap, you probably want to change them after first lap...
I remember a clip of the movie "days of thunder" where the fast rookie was impressively fast, but burned up the rubbers even faster ...
@@jensbomholt4529 Yeah, there is more to a race than just speed. It's a completely different game.
The same happens with athletes and marathon runners. Winners are usually somewhere in the middle, doing their own thing at a consistent pace.
They don't look at those in front of them, they don't compete with them. They have a stable plan which they've worked on for years. If their plan and conditioning is better, they will win.
When everyone gets exhaughsted, they just continue at their own pace and eventually, if they're better, they slowly move to the first place.
Great football (soccer) players are often those who move efficiently and conserve energy. They don't run fast often. They only run fast when it matters.
With cars you can cheat a little. If your car is waay waay faster, you may be able to afford some more pit stops. But if everyone is similar, you need just enough pit stops.
I remember a formula driver who was known for being able to wear his tyres until almost failure and then change them. He would lose some time due to lower performance but he would regain some time by skipping the pit stop. Not everyone can do that though, and the more you push it, the more you are risking a 100% failure.
@@DataLog Not to correct you, you are right in principle. But marathons use pacemakers, a runner who isn't there to win the race but give the runners a pace to keep. They are also used in slipstreaming so the fastest runners can stay at the front for all of the race and not "burn their tyres" keeping a fast pace.
Lol, the buzzer and the fellow yelling in the crowd placed throughout the video was cracking me up
Musk is like going to a concert where the band tells you about the songs, but never plays them.
I had a band like that as a teenager, we mainly sat around drinking and discussing album covers & band names
spouting a free-market small government ideology whilst subsisting on huge state grants...
That sounds like the premise of a classic South Park episode.
It starts with the boys going to an Elon Musk concert, because now he started a record label or something. There is a huge crowd, with lots of light and pyrotechnics, and they are waiting for the music to start, but instead Elmo just walks onto the stage and starts describing how amazing the new songs they are writing are, and how they are going to use so many instruments, and it's going to be so cool. This goes on for two hours, and the crowd keeps cheering for him, while the boys are bored out of their minds. Then, as they leave, they hear the other attendees talk about how breathtaking the songs were and how it was the best concert ever, and they realize that to be successful, you don't actually need a good product, just the promise of one, so they start their own business.
In the second act, they start their own company called Twitter, and make their showcase, with Butters as the cameraman. They say they'll make flying cars, and use paper mache models to illustrate their product while making all kinds of crazy promises. They are immediately contacted by investors and their stocks go up, but then a day later, Musk makes an announcement that they are also making flying Teslas, and theirs are going to be much better. This starts a bitter rivalry on "X", where Cartman just keeps coming up with increasingly more deranged features for their nonexistent car, including stuff like warp-drives, femboy pole-dancers, and designer cup-holders, and Elmo keeps doubling down on every one of them. Then the second act ends with Musk challenging Twitter to a showdown at the next expo, and the boys start freaking out, because they obviously can't make the flying car. But then, Cartman gives them one of his insane motivational speeches, and they start a montage, where they are shown designing and manufacturing the car.
Then, the day of the expo arrives, and Musk takes the stage, unveiling a Tesla tied to a SpaceX rocket, and everyone cheers. Then the boys' car is revealed, which ends up looking like a scaled-up version of the paper mache model they showed off earlier. All seems lost, but then Elon starts gloating and accidentally bumps into his own "flying car", which causes it to fall apart. Trying to salvage the situation, he destroys the boys' paper mache car as well, only to reveal a dance pole in it and Butters dressed as a girl. Since the Twitter Car was the only one that had this promised feature, they are declared the victor of the competition, and the Twitter stocks skyrocket, making the boys billionaires... but then it turns out Tesla stocks are also skyrocketing, and people are still cheering for Elon.
Then the episode ends with Stan and Kyle looking at the celebrating Cartman and Musk on the stage, and asking what the aesop was, only to immediately cut to the credits.
@@DrWhom and then making a meme about Zelensky asking for military help to help his country not be destroyed, because that would be begging. Begging for billions of tax payer money to help a billionaire conman make more billions, thats not begging.
You forgot the point where you keep paying over and over for the tickets.
I have to admit, in the very early days of Elon, I loved his enthusiasm for long term future planning.
Then I got into teaching physics and asked myself a few simple questions that required answering some of these musk claims.
I quickly learned that Musk is full of BS when just applying some basic physics that I now teach 12 year olds.
Then you got cucked once too many and it all came inside of you the realization that the sea men will never taste the same again.
How could you ever like the guy? He has never invented anything. He is not a genius. He is one thing, pathetic.
Depressingly, by the time those kids become journalists, they seem to have forgotten even that basic physics.
@@brolohalflemming7042 most of them haven't forgotten, but the clicks are more important than the truth
remember inventing an air hockey table train in a vacuum chamber?
5head right there
Freight trains can move 1 ton of cargo 470 miles on 1 gallon of fuel.
Maybe it's time to bring back public tar and feathering 🤔
And gibbet cages?
It's easier for people to believe a lie, than it is, for them, to admit they were lied to. 🤨
its more like: People can fall for a lie or a truth but they will most absolute never admit that they fell for the lie, they will do everything they can to defend their support for the lie. Its hard to impossible to admit that you fell for a lie (and dont know everything about something).
If its money involved like donations or bought a tesla for example then the customer have invested a large amount of money and time into the lie and will therefore defend their investment so to not make their investment useless.
Its basic psychology,
if you play a online game like raid shadow legends for example and have bought ingame items for 100-300$ you will defend that spending/investment in your character and if something pop up that player will support raid shadow legends when RSL get bad reactions from the new players.. If the old player support the negative side the achievements that player have would be worthless. Its no skill, its pay to win.. So to "save hes reputation" the old player will defend RSL when he have to pick side.
If the old player didnt spend money or used the PTW system he can say "i wont play this game anymore" and drop it.. but its 99.9% impossible when you have spent a big amount of money and time on it.. Pokemon Go is semi similar, you spend time to get all the pokemons and after a long time its a lot harder to stop that time investment to reach that goal, its the "but i have spent so much time now so i cant stop now when im so close" mental argument, Pokemon Go dont use cold cash so the only part of the game that will make people play it is the time investment.
There is another pandoras box where i live, we have a big majority of voters that vote for a specific party since its a "tradition" and they have voted for that party their entire life.. Its a pandoras box and i wont open it but its a clear case of being a blind fanboy.
Humans is funny, i have noticed that the more i learn about people and how they work mentally the more immune i become to fall in the same trap, i notice when the first warning flag pop up and make a choice before its too late.
Its the same with Tesla and elon musk, the fanboys have spent years, hours and money to support elon musk and when he fail to achieve hes goals the fanboys will stand behind elon musk to save their own skin and reputation, power in numbers. If the fanboys avoid standing behind elon musk in that situation they show everyone that they did a stupid choice or a less smart investment and there is no "power in numbers". Mob mentality in short.
Its a lot harder to explain and handle mentally how you can invest in a lie for so many years and show a open support for a lie/scam when the warning signals have been in the open for so long time, they have most likely talked about tesla and elon to their family and friends for a long time and when you go clean and accept that you made a mistake you are alone without a group behind your back that will support you.
The devil is in the details, the explanation to rule all explanations is found inside the human psychology and everything we humans do is based on the instinctive reactions our humans psychology force us to follow and obey.
We can only affect the enforced reaction to a small degree but when you pass that limit its the railroad and its no stations or stop on the way.
It takes a massive amount of energy and strength to admit that you were wrong but it will only take a minimal amount of energy to support the mistake when you have the power in numbers behind you.
"Men in general are quick to believe that which they wish to be true." Gaius Julius Caesar.
@@TomLiberman modern version: "You will accept the truth that fit your view of the world the best"
But not even Julius Caesar was able to sell hes lies forever ... he got a quick ending of hes scheme by the people that adopted hes view.. ironic..
Are you talking about yourself?
I guess Musk was praying all those years that battery tech would improve 10x.
Damn those lazy Panasonic engineers not working hard enough!
And better batteries are about to be produced. So all current EV's are about to become almost worthless.
@@doz7496the laws of physics are about to be bent you say?
@@doz7496 "Better batteries are about to be produced"
Sure, haven't been hearing _that_ for the last 50+ years... Are you holding out on some kind of brand new trade secrets or something?
Bit of a fools errand to try and get one single battery to dominate the entire $800bil battery market
Most likely you will see particular battery chemistries cluster around certain industries
For now, the major component is lithium-ion techology.
Lithium will continue to dominate for decades, because it has seen the most investment by far
Perhaps when chemistries - such as Aluminium-ion ones - come to market, lithium will have a reduced market share
Look at where giant companies are investing, such as Rio Tinto, Bosch, Wood, etc. and you will see what the major proponents are shaping up to be.
Elon be like DID I STUTTER!? Yeah he did.
He really has difficulty speaking.
He pauses purposely to receive applause and cheers
You bring up the point I have been making since they showed this semi test haul. They still have not stated what the weight of the truck is. Trucks are limited to 80,000 lbs GVW (eg. weight of truck plus weight of loaded trailer), 20,000 lbs per axle, and 34,000 lbs per tandem axle. Saying the semi went 500 miles at max GVW is nothing if you don't know what the weight of the vehicle is. What matters to truckers is how much can it haul.
Don't forget that the treasonous politicians in the USA increased the GVWR to 82K lbs exclusively for BEVs. Apparently the extra weight of an electric truck somehow damages the roads less....
80k lbs? That sounds very low, in the UK, for example, 44,000kg or 96,000lbs GVW is the limit for a standard HGV.
Not a problem. EV get preferential treatment by "progressive" politicians. I'm sure they will exempt EV trucks from those limits.
they said right in the video. seriously.
@@cambridgemart2075they cant haul as much weight in USA
Used to get annoyed about how many Musk videos Thunderf00t put out. But then I realized how funny they are to watch, Musk is a great show!
Comedy gold, like a sitcom
It does get tiring at some point, but there be times when you're in the mood to watch someone dunk on Musk
Exactly LOL
Not only but they are necessary. Think that conman extraordinaire Elon still has people who give him the time of day.
Coffeezilla is good, But is different from what Thunderf00t does
Thunderf00t looks at things from a sciency view
It felt pretty clear quite a while ago that Elon was a salesman more than anything, but watching his presentations with hindsight is insane. He goes on stage and just riffs about things he dreams that a good product could do as though they are currently capable of doing those things. It doesn't matter if they can do these things or if they will ever do these things because it's just about hooking investors. Designing and producing the product is an afterthought at best.
the first things he managed to do was impressive enough that people believed everything.
@@BlurpGooDiJabbawhat was it?
I remember he surprised not only the audience with the features of AutoPilot but his developers as well. Then it was crunch time for them to make whatever bullshit promises he gave come true.
@@jangolub8240Tesla actually sells a buttload of Electric cars in major markets around the world. Elon is at least partly responsible for that.
Have you driven a Tesla? Almost everything he promised exists, save for the roadster.
1 million mile no breakdown is so far past ridiculous its actually insane to even suggest it.
Ponzi would be envious, he almost makes politicians look positively honest and even a little ethical!
i don't know how he hasn't been charged with fraud
TF's mentioned a few times that unlike Deepvoice Theranos Lady, Musk mostly defrauds poor idiots instead of billionaires. That was Holmes' mistake. It's speculation, but... I'm convinced, dunno about you.
No, the real mystery, to me, is how come none of the building owners he rents from and doesn't pay rent to haven't all kicked him out yet. Court is a big deal, but kicking out a tenant who isn't paying is a matter of course. I imagine it's baked in to any lease; don't pay, we kick you out. They _have_ to know they will never see the money he owes, so why?
Play it big.
If you do a scam that fool countries, governments and states there is no one that is willing to say they been scammed and no one to make the charges, it not so that Saudi Arabia and the crown prince Mohammed bin Salman will admit they been fooled and just bought a common train for 10x the normal cost, nor will Italy do that renamed the technology to "Hyper Transfer Technology" to be able to say they never fell for a Hyperloop scam. We know that many countries, states and cities fell for the "Solar Highways" and even to now proven to be a scam no one have going after the scammers and they can still push the idea and use the scammed cities as example of where a solar roadway been built.
And be a man, if you are a girl it larger chance some get hory by the scam ans sue you anyhow.
He works for the government.
I don't know how you don't know.
He hasn’t stolen from billionaires so it’s legal.
Breaks my heart hearing Tim‘s little relatives ( kids? Nieces ? Sisters?) shouting „Tim is going to the moon!”. While all I hear is: „Tim will most probably die, if not on launch, then on reentry“…
There will be no launch of humans on a SpaceX rocket to the moon any time soon (if ever).
If he gets on a rocket to begin with. Sorry I meant if he gets on a BOMB anytime soon
You do realize the Falcon 9 is the most reliable orbital launch vehicle ever created?
You anti Musk guys are as lame as the pro Musk.
Like it or not Elon has changed both the autotmovie and private space sector like no other company.
God damn.
Aw, it's going to be really funny when they try to put him in space.
I mean, if we're being completely fair here, The Falcon 9 is literally the US rocket with the most launches and the highest safety record of any NASA system. SpaceX's safety record with manned launches is 100%, with over 300 consecutive successful missions (combined manned and unmanned). Throughout its lifespan the Space Shuttle only had 135 missions.
Starship does have "Elon Musk vanity project" written all over it and it feels like a dumb move - iterating based upon the falcon 9 and falcon heavy designs would have been far more beneficial to SpaceX than developing an entirely new system that seems to have a lot of "add this because it looks cool" involved.
But, thankfully, there are enough rules and regulations in place that it should allow it to do well.
And, I think this is important, because Musk is concentrating on Twitter and Tesla hopefully the SpaceX engineers are being allowed to get on with their jobs without dealing with Musk's nonsense.
How is this man not in prison
He has money
Maybe hedoesnt like prisons...
Accereration and speed are great for the environment!
He also invented rockets, also underground cars
Show respect. He invented the tunnel.
All u invent is bowel movements and parental disappointment (also shame)
He does lie a lot... Well at least he made the first landable rocket
Well he did invent inventing afterall.
@@jennyanydots2389so did u, yet u also throw critics onto others. Hypocrisy is not lost on this one
lmao the "Tims going to the mooon!" clip is hilarious on so many levels.
I kinda feel sad for Tim's family tho.......they really wanted him to go to the moon😢
@@SilvercubestudiosHim and his family are relly going to feel like shit when Musk innevitably ends in jail
Musk started this whole thing with "We're saving the planet." When nobody questioned that statement, the trouble started.
"I'm making dinner" isn't the same as "dinner is ready."
what are you getting at?
@@jasonvoorhees5640Elon always says “dinner is ready” when he hasn’t even purchased the ingredients to make said dinner.
@@bigcheech1937 When he's barely started planning the menu to make the shopping list.
I was chatting to my local city councillor a few months ago. He pointed out that the current 30-40 year old multi storey car parks will have to be replaced because the new, electric powered cars are so much heavier than the current range of petrol cars that these car parks aren't designed to cope with the extra weight. 🙄
If people were driving cars instead of SUVs that would probably help.
Seems far fetched.
Outside of the hummer EV behemoth, is there any mainstream EV that's as heavy as the outsized SUVs out there that weigh over 5000lbs (yukon, tahoe, expedition, grandwag...) ?
Sounds suss to me. "Despite posting its lowest sales since 2012, the Ford F-Series was the country’s top-selling vehicle for the 41st year and America’s best-selling truck for 46 consecutive years. The Chevrolet Silverado regained its longstanding second-place spot after being outsold by the Ram pickup in 2021."
Toyota Corolla is one of the most popular cars and it weighs about 3,000 lbs. Most popular small sedan sold in the US.
Ford F150 weighs in between 4100 and 5700 pounds. The most popular vehicle sold in the US.
Chevy Silverado STARTS at between 4400 and 7000 pounds and goes up with additions.
Tesla Model Y is between 4,000 and 4400 pounds.
Increase the size of the parking spots. Make it easier for us to get in and out of our vehicles. Hell, get rid of cars altogether, build sensible mass transit, and repurpose the buildings as indoor farms, storage, and transitional housing.
@@jomialsipi The top two selling vehicles in the US are both full size pick up trucks.
@@raphofthehills4405 F150 and Silverado both weigh more with the large engines and carry fewer people.
I have always loved the "This beats rail" quote about the truck. Mainly because electrified railways exist (even if the USA refuses to use them) and, surely, not having to carry a massive battery around is more efficient than doing so. And that's ignoring how absurdly more efficient train wheels are compared to car/truck tires.
Edit: Changed "electric trains" to "electrified railways" because I obviously meant trains that use an overhead supply or a third rail, I think that was clear from context. Ironic that I added the comment about USA mostly to remind people from there that this exists, only to get a bunch of people to comment how their trains are actually electric, they just choose to carry a diesel generator and fuel around inside the train to generate that electricity (I would say that's diesel-electric at best, but anyway).
Agreed.
Funny when you consider the london underground (aka the tube) started using electric trains back in 1907, so London has had an electric train network for over 100 years... and no battery packs in sight... as the rails are the source of power. Less weight, less to go wrong, no charging issues and they run every 2 minutes.
@@sismith5427 And the electric trams opened in 1885 in Blackpool still running today, 138 years later.
And now, I can totally imagine Musk's next "great revolutionary idea": electric cars with huge metal rods sticking out of them, drawing totally free power from the electrified mesh over the road. He'll give it a snappy name, like, "The Mega Draw System", and it will be available in two years. What? What do you mean the US road system doesn't have an electrified mesh of wires hanging over it? Bah, you're just salty that you weren't the one who came up with the idea first, you hater! Why are you so obsessed with Musk, anyway? Jealous much? Have fun staying poor. Moon emoji.
I think this was pretty blatant, but just to be safe: /s
@@Horvath_Gabor Trolly-X will be available in 2 years, They will accelerate to 60mph in 0.05 seconds but not spill a glass of water.
Is it just me or does anyone else suspect plants in the crowd?
Most normal people wouldnt hoot and holler at an event like this, and some of the background people are shaking their heads no with their hands up in surprise, almost similar to, "no i dont get it, why is everyone yelling and cheering so much"
And ive been to smaller sales pitch meetings where they had planted people who worked for them in the crowd, would not shock me if it came out employees were in the crowds. Not to mention it only takes a couple to get everyone else feeling comfortable enough to also join in the comradery
Honestly, Elon Musk failed to believe that he already lost to Rimac Nevera for fastest 0-60 at this point.
It's amazing that Musk has spent his entire life inventing things that already exist and not only failing to make any sort of improvement but producing worse versions.
like reusable rockets? Nasa used to spend about $4B per launch. SpaceX does it for $67m. Nasa was forced to wake up and can now launch for $152m, thanks to Elon. Twitter was run by the far left and they censored anything that was to the right (from their perspective) by 10x. They used swarms of woke bots to scare multinationals into firing their own staff for anything that they didn't agree with. He took a few months to fix what others didn't have the balls to touch. I am curious what you consider to be worse versions?
And charging more for these super high tech cost saving technologies.
For sure you can tell just from the Falcon landing and putting more mass in orbit than all humans have done in their history
What's your contribution to the world?
@@jpa_fasty3997 The mere fact that I'm not a stupid Nazi grifter makes my contribution to the world infinitely greater than Musk's.
Why does there need to be a contribution threshold before one can point out that Musk is constantly "inventing" worse versions of things that already exist?
How many things do you have to contribute before you can point out that everything the pedophile says is a lie?
So funny he went from "1000 km" battery to "do you really need that much range?"
I wonder under what conditions it will reach 1000 km. Musk said at highway speeds. I wonder if he means, no passengers or luggage and to have normal humidity and temperature.
@@zaco-km3suI reckon he calculated that not using the average Musk fan's weight
@@johncarlaw8633 Convoy trucks? You goober, trains already exist and have done the EXACT thing you just described for the better part of 70 years! Australia even figured out how to make trains drive themselves with nobody aboard!
In the US of all places. In Europe maaaaaybe you can get away with saying that. In the US that's just nuts.
Yeah, your daily commute doesn't require that range but any interstate trip and many intercity trips are going to be 600miles or significantly more.
600 miles means a long lunch and a few short stops get you through the day and you can change overnight for the next leg of the trip.
If you're only doing half that your travel time will get significantly impacted by charging. It's like a phone. Having to charge it every night isn't a problem. Phones that last a week were nice but unless you're out camping lasting a day is fine.
But if it doesn't last a day, well that's a problem.
Mercedes achieved over 1000km range from an EV... albeit a prototype, but they _actually_ did it. Avg speed 87.4km/h. Battery pack 100kw/h.
That dude with glasses really thinks he is going to the moon
One small detail: He isn't wrong that ventilators cause lung damage.. He's just absolutely stupid in assuming that means using them is bad.
Ventilators are awful for your health, but being awful for your health is infinitely better than being dead.
Chemo is terrible for your body, it's poisoning slowly in the hope cancer dies first. But it can work, it's not a treatment for the flu.
The most subsidized man on earth claiming to be against subsidies.😂😂
"This beats rail in a convoy scenario". So his brilliant idea is to have a 1000 trucks drive in a row behind each other and that is how he thinks it will beat rail?
In the US trains can actually be stacked on top of each other. What was 1000 trucks is now 500 trucks long. Plus they're physically attached to each other and cause zero wear to roadways! Almost like someone else thought of a better solution first!
Indeed. And if the US rail companies could be persuaded to do just one (1) infrastructure investment and electrify their networks, they'd be even harder to beat!
he doesn't need to think because his fans do not think either. just claims whatever sounds good and moves on
You mustn't forget end-to-end delivery. A Walmart usually doesn't come with a train station, meaning you have to add the time and costs to bring the stuff to the train, load it onto the train, load it off the train and then bring it to the final destination.
@@nightshadowblade And when does Walmart have 5 trucks all driving from the same shipper to the same store?
Some countries have a shorter turn-around on developing fighter jets. Let that sink in.
In 2017 Rivian announced their truck/suv to be delivered to customers in 2020. They managed to deliver them in 2021 and became the first company to manufacture an electric pickup. Meanwhile the Cybertruck is still "coming next year".
@@Matticittthat's because they just designed a normal pickup and put an electric drive train in it, rather than whatever the flip cybertruck is supposed to be.
Like who?
@@Matticitt The cybertruck is coming this year and I'm willing to bet that the production volume scales beyond the Rivian by 2025. Remember Rivian only made 15,000 vehicles last quarter which is about 1/30 of the scale of Tesla. Rivian also sells these vehicles at a significant loss.
@@Forest_Fifer exactly. Like Tesla should've done.
I've never been a big fan of sports EVs; with current battery technology there's no way you can make an electric vehicle that's lightweight enough for responsive handling and agile cornering speed. Hell, even hybridised solutions with a primary ICE supported by a hybrid electric motor just add so much more weight for a sports car to lug about. Just look at F1 cars; in the last 20 years their weight has gone up by _a third_ from 600kg to 800kg (w/driver for both values).
And for a class with more road-relevancy; the hybridised Rally1 cars have also gone up by 70kg from the previous-generation WRC cars in the World Rally Championship from 1190 to 1260.
Tesla truck in 80mph states 😂getting overtaken by every cat and cummins in sight
We all had that kid at school who told everyone that his dad was a mafia hitman, but his surname was Evans and hid dad was a postman. Elon still is that kid.
Except that a large fraction of people among investors and the general public believe this guy…
@@markiangooleythey don't. They fool other people who think they're in on the hoax 😂
Three Days of the Condor
postman is a perfect cover for a hitman...
@@markiangooley Rich people didn't get rich because they were smart, they were just luckier than most.
Elon is the L. Ron Hubbard of our generation.
E. Lon Hubbard is a pretty good nickname for him 😄
@@vanhouten64 Nailed it!
I prefer to think of the dude as like... the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise (and all of its fandom) in human form
@@thepolarphantasm2319 He does remind me of Chris Chan, yes.
@@johnnypopstarfunny enough, I have joked that he bought the Sonichu medallion for $1b for meme cred before and everyone was like "wait really?"
Musk is a big enough joke that he would actually do that
It seems E.M. could easily fill a hot air balloon with one such presentation.
the key to EV's is near free energy but no one's ready for that conversation. greed is humanity's handicap
Well....China
For perspective, Toyota gave the development team for the original Prius 2 years to make the whole thing from scratch (drivetrain and all), at a time when no-one was doing hybrids and the average development time for a regular car was 4 years.
Yes but they forgot to put employees cheering in the audience. Or describing how awesome CAD cupholders are.
Impressive.
@@mipmipmipmipmip You forgot the icecream spoon.
@@mipmipmipmipmip Speaking of cupholders, the Toyota CEO (sometime around 2000-ish) took a year-long tour of the US in a Toyota van to get a better feel for what Americans need. He came back realizing one important thing -- America is _huge,_ huger than you realize just looking at a map, and everything is extremely spread out in the States, so the Japanese view of cupholders being just a mostly-useless accessory wasn't applicable in the US. On some road trips, especially in the Southwest, you'll literally _die_ of thirst between point A and B if you don't bring along copious quantities of drinks.
Ever since then, Toyota has 1) included _more_ cupholders in baseline American vehicles they make and 2) included _larger_ cupholders.
I've always loved Toyota for the fact that they generally road-test any new tech they design for about 10 years before including it on production models.
If Tesla did a quarter of the actual R&D Toyota did (and gave the slightest care whatsoever for build quality, at that), maybe they'd have a product that wasn't an utter waste of money.
There was no "all". They reused reliable and well designed parts.
tech genius the person who knows more about engineering than everyone alive is at it again...
He just sounds more like Trump year by year.
It's manufacturing, but your point is still valid.
A genius of those proportions are not limited.
He is truly one of our times greatest (re)Inventers.
Of course things takes time, but sometimes it works out. Like when he invented the tunnel, that's a marble of engineering and forward thinking! Well not only invented, but perfected as well!
@@Nobody-Nowhere He also loves China. The plot thickens...
U should change your name from @imbored5879 to @imscaredofElonMusk42069
IDK about Tesla's claims, but Lucid is backing their claims. 0-100 in 2 seconds (though, to be fair, they may mean kph which would be roughly 62mph). One of the best handling sports cars around.
People were put onto those ventilators who never should have been.
So true, never met a U.S. citizen worth saving.
Never everyday astronaut is the biggest spacex simp of all time
The Soylent looks like it's getting to him
*slaps roof of car*
"This imaginary car can hold so many lies"
'Please don't kick the tires.'
I lost it when the be meter exploded on “this beats rail.” Lmao
"Thermonuclear explosion proof glass."
So, when did he test that?
I don't think that's the first car to break 2-second 0-60mph. Lancia Delta S4 broke it in 80's, on GRAVEL.
I love the comment about how they put cups in CAD and moved them around in whatever, as if no other manufacturer has thought of that before.
I think when you come from a position of absolute ignorance, it's easy to believe that you're the first one to think of everything.
More funny is their auto bidder software it is gona make billions because you know other energy trading houses do it with a pencil and an abacus 🧮
Elon invented cups in CAD show some respect 🤣
@@PeteC62Well said. Now, who does that remind me of... "Nobody knew healthcare could be so complicated".😂
@@mikejosef2470 Though it's not as if she didn't have people (you know, Stanford profs) telling her, "Hmm, it's not that simple..."
I guess it’s easier to con people, than convince them they’ve been conned.
It's not a guess but a real thing. Ppl will double down 1000x before admitting to being fooled
@@Negritis Exactly. It still puzzles me that Thunderfoot's fans don't see they've been fooled. He's spent the last 5 years predicting the collapse of SpaceX. He's been wrong in every video, yet here are all of his fans pretending that Elon is the fraud.
"It'll be the first time any car has reached 60 in under 2 seconds."
Well, except for drag cars in the 1990s. The fuckin NINETIES.
20:00 lmao it sounds like he's getting tripped up and flustered by the buzzers
If remove half of Forrest Gump brain you have someone that sounds a lot like Elon musk.
On the other hand, the Rimac Nevera does 0-60 in under 1.8s (at 1800+ bhp), and 0-100mph in 3.23s (one whole second ahead), and is actually a production car.
And McMurtry does it much faster still :)
And the funniest shit is, the exact day the Nevera officially delivered these numbers, Elon promoted his vaporware Roadster on Twitter AGAIN. Elon ramps up the cringelevel every week.
@@yzdatabase4175 it is a small batch serial production
@@yzdatabase4175it’s not a stretch, it’s a fact. “Production car” doesn’t mean “cheap, MASS production car”. The Nevera is a road-legal production car - how expensive and limited-run it is, is completely irrelevant. And besides that, a limited-run production car is still better than… just lying and not delivering anything 😂
@@yzdatabase4175 But it is a production car. Just like the Lucid Sapphire, a full sized sedan which is faster than Elons Turdster as well.
“Look how many engines are missing!” Please let me ride it, Elon! 😂😂😂😂
TESLA is much more than a car company... It's a car company that doesn't make cars
Happy holidays Thunderf00t. Thank you for the content over so many years
Just to bust the Roadster even more: The Koenigegg Gemera, a 4 seater GT car, makes 0-60 in 1.9s. And its IN PRODUCTION for a while now. And the Rimac Nevera is just leaving the Roadster standing, because after 1.9 seconds, when the Roadster hits 60, the Nevera has done its 0-100 run in 1.9s. Thats the car that Hammond crashed YEARS ago by the way.
Tesla Roadster is, as all Teslas in 2023, yesteryears tech.
The nevera doesn't do 0-100 mph in 1.9 seconds
@@boudewijnb0 to 100 mph no but I think it does 0 to 60 in 1.9 seconds
@@boudewijnb You are correct, i have a number twister, lost in conversion so to speak. Rimac Nevera does 0-60 mph in 1.9 seconds and 0-100 mph in 3.2. Would still leave the vapor roadster in the dust.
You don’t even need to go super expensive hypercar manufacture for a car to do 0-60 in 1.9. A pure hybrid turbo can make a G82 M4 Comp do those numbers
@@carmelothegoat1892 true however i doubt it it does such munbers from factory
Every time Elon presents a new product, he talks like a school boy who has been called into the dean's office to explain why he was playing hooky and he is making it clear that it was the other boys' idea.
spot on, that is the vibe
I was taking a sip of coffee during that 7:18 “I’m gonna be on that thing” part
I made a mess here 😂 😂 😂
Musk is s tongue-tied version of The Simpson's monorail man, come to life.
The more I see, the more I suspect that Musk literally makes this stuff up on the spot while he's on stage.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Watch more interview footage. You can tell when he's adlibbing.
Never thought of this but I think you’re on to something. Like any demagogue if he’s not getting the reaction he wants he just throws out things he knows will get him applause or wows
That sometimes happens. Like when he was talking about air hockey tables regarding Hyperloop. And way later got asked if he selected maglev or airlev. And needed a looooong pause before answering "wheels".
Same when he presented his "practically intercontinental missiles" business travel. While forgetting the actual acceleration of the rockets and how 70yo businessmen are a bad fit for that type of transport - unless the goal is to have a statistic "max # dead passengers/trip".
There are quite a number of statements that are on-the-fly and not vetted by engineers. And his brain isn't up to the task of doing actual rough guesstimates of implications of things before he talks. There is no "seems reasonable" filter in him.
For sure, it's quite obvious at times. He'll just keep jabbering and stuttering until he blurts something that gets a reaction.
Elon Musk presentations increasingly remind me of mega churches
Reverend Elon
Well, his followers sure are cultists. TSLA is absolutely a memestock.
Wow!
The comparison between NASA's doctrine of "Failure is not an option" and the Starship clearing the pad as success to Tesla made me think that maybe capitalism is really over. This is something else.
I kept laughing when he kept replaying the guy in the crowd cheering "yeaaah!!" LOL
The term 'Brown-Nose' is seriously under-used in social media when talking about Muskovites.
Musk said the truth when he said it would be the fastest car ever. It goes so fast, in fact, that you can't see it.
Ever.
It's so fast it's perpetually 1 second ahead of real time.
“It's like a tube with an air hockey table,” “I promise you it’s not that hard”.- this is when Musk lost all credibility it my eyes.
We couldn't hear the end of that statement, "I promise you it's not that hard.... to lie and be a fraud."
Anyone remembers that the cybertruck was gonna be a boat too, but later can't even go through a car wash without voiding warranty?
whelp. it looks like Starship blew up a second time
"Elon Musk invents birth control" could be the next big announcement from SpaceX/Tesla.
Frankly he should have invented the hypercondom about a dozen bastard children ago.
It's a $50000 condom full of holes, lubricated with battery acid.
he already did since he keeps showing himself everywhere.
@@brglbrmftactually, he has shown his spirit animal is a rabbit
hes scams is the best birth control, the fanboys cant afford a child since they bought the latest tesla model.
Holy shit that Everyday Astronaut guy has a huge crush on Elon
Yes he does.
He's going to the moon!
He’s going... to be disappointed.@@Deipnosophist_the_Gastronomer
He is not on earth anymore
He has had exclusive interviews from Elon etc but he should be far more critical on him keeping him sharp for that is what lacks Elon: honest feedback
Quite frankly I dont understand why people are chearing everything he says. Do the masses really believe everything theyre told and have no knowlage about the world? How the hell is Tesla gona outmanufacture Folksvaagen?
I think he also invented something called the train lol
Did someone whisper "Hyperloop"...