As long as someone's making profit I guess that's all that matters
My understanding is that they haven't even completed any testing miles yet. This is going to be the equivalent of a concept car that you might see sometime in Musks rolling timeline.
That and having time to play computer games and seemingly space in the schedule to work in government. I'd hazard a guess this guy does fuck all bar turning up to press events and pontificating at his handlers.
They key is to weld that power but not get caught doing it, then along came Elon...
Well that's the next round of layoffs sorted then
Off you trot Alex!
Blah blah blah. Any hint of being taxed same thing gets rolled out. Can't keep going like this billionaires, time to pay back into the systems you benefit from.
He's so tough on them that they love him!
Balloon party!!
So I was at a seaside arcade over the past week. Spent some time spamming the 2p slots machines and tickets are firing out of this thing. Go to exchange these at the kiosk and notice that you can get quite a few domestic appliances on the back shelf (13,000 tickets for a toaster, £5 of 2p slots got me 80 tickets).
Are people actually skillful enough to game the system and win these over just going to Argos? Or do gambling addicts just collect tickets over time to exchange for a toaster after a few months as a consolation prize?
As a hypothetical, say it became easy to grab water from objects in space and then move it places that needed (Africa / the gulf). What would the end results be for the global climate over time? Would you just end up with a flooded earth? Would temperatures rise or fall as time goes on?
