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Well for me this means we'll probably have a price in August. If the price is high and I win the lottery (which I don't actually play) I'm sure my place in line will jet forward. If the price is low then I have more time to stash a few acorns. Trying to figure out how to buy a model 3...

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I was sure the cube poop was a tall tale. But nope. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/scientists-have-solved-mystery-how-wombats-poop-cubes-180976898/

I'm just wondering what the normal practice is--do auto manufacturers hand make vehicles for crash testing, it's an objective question. I am certain it is normally done by pulling random cars off the line but I never worked for a big auto manufacturer so I bet someone in this community knows...

I meant that since the exoskeleton provides the unifying strength I would think potentially the cybertruck would fall apart under its own weight without it. Yeah I meant the front and rear castings when I said internal parts, but I also meant all the rest, seats and so on. What I was getting...

I thought he did one post injury... maybe it was just released post injury but filmed prior...

I'm curious whether the truck would hold together without the exoskeleton. I would like to see a schematic of the cybertruck showing the internal parts and the exoskeleton as separate parts... I am curious how they join together also. I suppose that drawing must exist but I haven't seen it...

Would the crash data be accurate on trucks made by hand instead of by the production process? Seems like for accurate crash testing they would have to pluck a few random samples from the line. Could be a valid thing to make a few vehicles to validate their construction process and see if there...

Plus forgot to mention they're talking about a Tesla share buyback which would also drive up the price... one more thing that might raise the price

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Is it really a shareholder revolt or is it really just one guy with 9 shares and a chip on his shoulder that the rest of the shareholders (including us small ones) would like to pillory in a public square? By the way elon had herculean tasks to accomplish to get his compensation package and he...

My only concern is that the cybertruck might require a different kind of charger.

That sounds vaguely familiar to me too. I remember thinking elon errs on the side of smaller batteries which seems disappointing except that the efficiency of his vehicles is better. Just a vague memory in my brain, don't quote me. And on top of that they have certainly done some redesign in...

Good idea but how do you make your home ready to accept any EV charger??

I don't really see the upside in this for Cybertruck buyers. I see the upside in this for Tesla shareholders or Tesla as a company. This makes me hope that some legitimate competition emerges and we will live in a world in ten years or five years where Tesla has to sweat a little to make a...

Oh wow thanks you gave me some other ideas.

Yeah me too I want to keep mine. If I bump into Sigourney Weaver and she offers me a million dollars for it while I'm driving around town then you know, I'd be willing to discuss it over coffee. But I haven't bumped into a lot of millionaires lately. :) However I have no plans of actively...

If I give you my opinion on those important questions then it feels like work. I would rather rant from a soapbox and try to make jokes about things I don't have to think about. I don't advise you to buy a cybertruck with the intention of reselling it. I don't judge you if you were thinking...

I don't get why you are so emotional about a fictional issue. Before he put his first post up, earthman said he had already decided not to resell his cybertrucks. I never instructed him to resell his cybertrucks. If you want to lecture me perhaps you could take the time to understand my...