Cybertruck, the Paradigm Shifter

[PointHope]

Studied energy management and much of life.
The Cybertruck represents a new form of energy management rarely witnessed before.
We might see the CT as pure energy on numerous levels.
A big one is the apparent built in durability aspect. Kinda looks like the batteries are designed to last one million miles.
We have the very low maintenance perspective.
The low emissions may help bring back the native bees on the planet.
This new paradigm introduces us to a fresh way of thinking about commerce and nature..
Many cannot get it who are stuck in the old brainwashing.
The Cybertruck should be giving many folks some very fresh new ideas.
Happening to me, it is kinda trippy.
Looking forward to my first FSD convoy with my two CT's.
Yeehaah! Giddy Up! Cowboy Elon!

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[GnarlyDudeLive]

It truly is a different approach. A consumer vehicle that is not disposable. Not many manufactures would attempt an approach where they could hurt future sales versus the traditional planned obsolescence. Hopefully the main computer and varied sensors will have an upgrade path down the road as that would be the most obvious items that could become dated over age.

 

[jerhenderson]

Studied energy management and much of life.
The Cybertruck represents a new form of energy management rarely witnessed before.
We might see the CT as pure energy on numerous levels.
A big one is the apparent built in durability aspect. Kinda looks like the batteries are designed to last one million miles.
We have the very low maintenance perspective.
The low emissions may help bring back the native bees on the planet.
This new paradigm introduces us to a fresh way of thinking about commerce and nature..
Many cannot get it who are stuck in the old brainwashing.
The Cybertruck should be giving many folks some very fresh new ideas.
Happening to me, it is kinda trippy.
Looking forward to my first FSD convoy with my two CT's.
Yeehaah! Giddy Up! Cowboy Elon!

pesticides and insecticides hurt the bees....not car emissions unless related to flowering plants blooming.

 

[PointHope]

Is your Ram bulletproof?

 

[PointHope]

pesticides and insecticides hurt the bees....not car emissions unless related to flowering plants blooming.

Very true, the rampant use of Monsanto herbicide, is likely the most guilty.
The point of critters like Cybertruck is that the old conventional narratives will begin to shift.
Our overall thinking will have to adjust to a new technology.

Soon our agricultural system will move to an 8 food crop rotation which needs less fertilizers and herbicides.
I'd wager John Deere is already working on fully autonomous electric tractors, maybe even combines.
Our thinking is changing thanks to things like the Cybertruck rodeo.

 

[Ogre]

I think you are over-generous but appreciate your enthusiasm.

We’re all pretty excited seeing how this plays out!

 

[PointHope]

I think you are over-generous but appreciate your enthusiasm.

We’re all pretty excited seeing how this plays out!

Yes indeed, I be guessing.
But I suspect the Cybertruck could be the 'Bitcoin' of the auto industry.
My clue is the new Tesla Pi cell phone device being developed.
A device capable of mining cryptocurrency, a complete industry and society game change!
Admittedly to get there one has to navigate a slightly different reality.
Hence the paradigm shift being presented.

 

[PointHope]

It truly is a different approach. A consumer vehicle that is not disposable. Not many manufactures would attempt an approach where they could hurt future sales versus the traditional planned obsolescence. Hopefully the main computer and varied sensors will have an upgrade path down the road as that would be the most obvious items that could become dated over age.

You're getting it!

It's a total different approach on multiple levels.

The manufacturing simplicity could be the most exiting one.

Seems Elon Musk is aiming for a manufacturing simplicity of popping out multiple Cybertrucks every hour. This and the looming possibility of a direct Starlink satellite connection.
The potential possibilities are almost impossible to imagine.

 

[Dids]

Yes indeed, I be guessing.
But I suspect the Cybertruck could be the 'Bitcoin' of the auto industry.
My clue is the new Tesla Pi cell phone device being developed.
A device capable of mining cryptocurrency, a complete industry and society game change!
Admittedly to get there one has to navigate a slightly different reality.
Hence the paradigm shift being presented.

CT is the exact opposite of bitcoin on multiple levels.
1. CT does pickup, but more efficient than pickup it replaces. Bitcoin does not replace money and it is less efficient per transaction.
2. CT is physical and built of materials to extend that presence, bitcoin use encryption which is a complex math problem, it's presence is defined by the difficulty but pushes innovation to reduce complexity. In other words cryptocurrency pushes its own obsolescence. As it gets easier/more efficient to mine crypto it gets easier to crack encryption.
3. CT increases resilience, humans exist in universe and I can always exchange my CT for food. Bitcoin will be very useless during a crisis such as weather event where interconnection or cooperation decreases.
4. CT addresses climate crisis by decreasing carbon output. Bitcoin is a carbon disaster. It's amusing that people divested from oil but invested in crypto! Future people are going to hate on crypto people for the climate damage.

 

[John K]

It’s a mobile office when I want to work remotely instead of working from home.

 

[John K]

CT capabilities will fall somewhere in between a truck and the savior to the human race.

 

[Dids]

That's like saying Tom Brady is just a QB, or a lazyboy is just a chair, or Megan Fox is just a woman, or Crocs are just shoes...

 

[John K]

That's like saying Tom Brady is just a QB, or a lazyboy is just a chair, or Megan Fox is just a woman, or Crocs are just shoes...

You lost me with the last one…

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