Tesla’s future lies in robots. The frequent outcries—"Why aren't they expanding their vehicle lineup?"—stem from a misunderstanding of what the future holds. The Cybercab is an addition to Tesla, much like Starlink is to SpaceX.
We are an electromagnetic civilization. Our signal fades rapidly across time and space. We need to understand gravity, and the Universe will turn its internet up to full volume!
I’m not sure if it’s because I’m on the free plan. I paid for two months, and nothing changed. Maybe it’s because my posts tend to be more technical in nature, and that’s just not interesting?
Well then, clever Jew from Budapest, rest peacefully in your trunk—the one you couldn’t manage to escape from. Your era has passed, and a hundred years later, humanity holds different funeral rites for different heroes. Human memory is short, Harry...
I don’t like commenting on politics. But I get the impression that no one has actually finished reading Marx’s "Capital." That explains why people don’t understand what is happening.
It’s all quite simple: build an upper ring of engines, attach some supports, and launch it 150 meters into the air—just like in the early tests! But that’s pointless. The gravity levels are different. It wouldn’t provide the AI with the data it needs for control.
Computer simulations and an uncrewed flight to the Moon are used to test the systems. There are no other ways to ensure maximum safety for the landing.
Establishing an astronaut corps is a very long and complex process. Yet, I haven’t heard a word from SpaceX about such a possibility. Does this mean that crewed flights will only take place under contract with NASA?
Cargo transport, delivery of modules, energy systems, rovers, and robots—all of that is great. But to be ready for missions to Mars, we need to begin training on the Moon. Who will do that?
I understand that Grok is evolving. But sometimes, when you read posts on X, you’re left horrified. The authors themselves would likely prefer to use something more sensible—but, alas, that’s not an option.
He feels ashamed. He promised me personally that he would put a stop to it, but instead, he’s making money from it. That’s why he won’t drop by or leave a comment.