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All eyes on that machine then. It's the key to our timeline.

Nice Holley.

If the whole voting Republican thing isn't just a strategy to bring Democrats to the table, it will definitely come back to bite him in the ass. They don't have loyalty to anybody, including themselves if you ask the McCains. If I was writing that script: - Faith placed in political party -...

It makes sense to a Serial Killer to murder someone. Doesn't make it a good thing to do.

Foremans dad is right. Shoot horizontal Dumbasses!

Yeh there is literally nothing in the design rules about pedestrians. That's entirely a concern when a completed vehicle reaches the safety testing faze.

My order has not been cancelled in Australia. And the news reports all have the same recycled and unsubstantiated "But it's too pointy for the road rules" comments which I have never seen backed up by anything.

Snag me one.

"I strongly object to hardness of heart, but I object quite as much to the softness of car doors. I mean seriously somebody should make a steel Cyber door or something, just saying. I'm sick of these candy ass panels." Teddy Roosevelt - 1903

Philip K Dixie Cup your choice of flavour.

IsaCream Asimov

Cyborg-Cicle

Seen today in Jeff Roberts video. If these are Samsung employees or visiting guests and not just truck ads (possible), and since they have the contract for manufacturing Cybertruck cameras, this may bode well.

An action historically taken purely by only the most innocent of men.

1 - Companies that are heavily shorted find it harder to gain investors. 2 - Any short position in any company creates further incentives for agents to act against the interests of that company. 3- When a powerful figure like Gates takes a stand against your company, by supporting or even...

Australian subsidies are even worse. Each state has it's own version because the Federal government is mired in coal mining relationships. And what subsidies do exist are limited to the first 'X' amount of purchasers. Like it's a free set of steak knives for the first 200 callers. It's not...

Bill Gates has monetary interest in a hydrogen powered future. He is shorting Tesla in an aggressive attempt to harm it. Yes, that is unethical.

If unyielding steel was a disqualifying factor, they would have to impound every vehicle on the road made before about 1979.

If I were a mechanic with nuts and bolts, Tasked with repairing cars flubs and faults, The first thing I'd fix from those OEM dolts, Is the decision to go with only 12 Volts.