There is empirically no way to prove that the speed of light is constant, in relation to matter or not, because there is no accurate way to measure light velocity at all and make a probable prediction.
As usual he was more wrong than throwing darts at a number board.
Umm, no. Elon doesn't like salesmen. He just says what's really on his mind. He's a straight-shooter. Doesn't mean he's always right but he just tells you what he really thinks. And the truth of the matter is, no one knows when the Cybertruck will enter production and how long it will take to reach high volumes.
What? You're telling us no supplier makes manufacturing equipment that's already set up to churn out 4680 cells? Tell me it ain't so!New product lines like the Cybertruck and Semi are being limited due to the big elephant in the room, volume 4680 battery cell production. Tesla even admitted that the massive amount of battery cell production equipment currently on order will need to be modified once it arrives.
Musk is a straight shooter, but he’s often an optimist. He also very much likes to set extremely difficult to achieve goals and state them publicly as if they are fact.
I think con is short for confidence man. Elon is literally the worst confidence man. Every time Tesla has an announcement the value of the company decreases for awhile. This is largely due to Elon's speaking style and the difficulty in discerning clarity.
There goes my tea time. Thanks a lot for my new Sugar Cube Phobia.
Even if every moment was written in advance and there was a needle of time going from one to the next for us to perceive time, how would that needle “move” from one frame to the next? If number of events approach infinity, so does the number of needle movements. The needle still need ”time“ to get from one frame to the next even if it is only in our mind.
How does that make it less real?
Now that explains “a month or so”
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Elon is almost always an optimist. It's built in to his nature. If he were not he could not have accomplished 1/10th of what he has.
Probably the biggest thing is launch windows. Musk will often promise the product will be ready “By the end of the year”, “In two weeks”, “EOY 2021”, etc etc.
No idea what the rest of your post was meant to mean, but yeah, pretty much all of this.
I think there are investors who will simply never align with Tesla. Wealthy individuals who have a vested interest in retaining the status quo. Wouldn’t surprise me of that is where Gordon sources his client base. Nothing else makes sense.
