I see one and feel slightly dizzy. My brain is telling me it's something created by a bad AI program.
Does anyone else have the thought whenever you see one of those silver Cybertrucks
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Their one big advantage is that they make terrible truck bombs.
This guy is a Tesla fan, but he acknowledges that the cybertruck is unsuitable for use in Europe and explains why:
I don't particularly like Tesla in general, so meh on Tesla.
The sooner they fail, the better.
Yes, it's actually even worse that I first suspected given I was already a Musk sceptic:
You should see all the other issues with Elon Musk.
Thunderf00t has numerous videos about his problems.
With so many children, Musk's descendents will probably outnumber Trump's. From a biological point of view, his genes win in the long run.
(Full disclosure: like many in the UK, my ancestors include William the Conqueror and John of Gaunt - both unpleasant individuals, but typical for their day.)
(Full disclosure: like many in the UK, my ancestors include William the Conqueror and John of Gaunt - both unpleasant individuals, but typical for their day.)
I don't care about your ancesortors.
I just worry about your health.
Your health is what is important, not whatever ancestors that you had.
All I'm implying is that I hope Musk's descendents can be as different from him as I hope I am from my ancestors. He might hope that they be like him, but as we've seen with his daughter, that's a vacuous wish.
Meanwhile, why is this unelected ghoul being allowed to experiment on the citizens of the US as though they are his lab animals?
He made friends in "High Places" and they worked on Campaign Promises together.
Guess what, the people liked what they heard and they're following through on that promise.
That's why the DoGE came into being, to cut waste. And so far, they are delivering on that promise.
What a pity that they screwed up and sacked hundreds of people in the National Nuclear Security Administration ((NNSA) who look after your nuclear weapons and are now finding it difficult to reverse that faux pas. Oopsie...
Elon Musk's Silicon Valley style of "Move Fast & Break Things, than iterate" is what they're working on.
Sadly, that's how they operate.
Mistakes will be made along the way.
They'll have to learn from them.
One nuke was reportedly in transit with an NNSA team when they were all sacked. They had to improvise to find somewhere to store it securely and then they went home.
I wonder how much you could sell one for on the Dark Web.
I wonder how much you could sell one for on the Dark Web.
They do remind me of those weirdly shaped vehicles that featured in some cheap 90's B-movies that were supposed to be set '25-50 years into the future', yes.
So, what's their appeal supposed to be, anyway (I mean to the target group)? Are they indeed supposed to look futuristic or is it something else? (I simply think they are butt ugly)
See the video in post https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/doe...those-silver-cybertrucks.318683/post-15066976
The presenter of that video is a fan of Tesla and describes who would likely buy the cybertruck in spite of all its numerous shortcomings.
Paint it field grey and put some Nazis onboard and it’d be a dead ringer cousin of a Waffen Sd.KFz.250.
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oh my god
scary much
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