Cybertruck owner/software architect. Living off grid in the mountains of Montana. All original video and pictures are © 2026. All Rights Reserved
Montana, USA
Joined March 2007
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For all the criticisms of @Tesla, @teslasi, and @TeslaCharging that I post about, you certainly can't say that I don't have the experience to back it up.
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Unfortunately, some of the large Tesla influencer accounts made their bones by monetizing other people's content for themselves. The usual way is to copy a picture or video in a repost, so they share credit but not the views or the money. Click through on reposts with pictures above is very low.
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I don't think Scott really pooped in his car.
You think he just squatted in the passenger seat and let loose? Then drove it to the buyer? The reseller? No way.
He thinks this is funny and edgy. He thinks poop jokes that a 6 year old would laugh at are the height of rebellion. He's a moron.
Scott Galloway says he owned a Tesla, but sold it because of Elon.
"Not before taking a giant dump in the passenger seat. True story."
He's gone from suggesting Elon be executed to telling stories of taking dumps in a car he owned because it was made by Elon's company.
This is a broken, deranged and utterly toxic individual.
The HummerEV is the most absurd EV on the market. Its only value is "look, I spent a ton of money on the most absurd EV on the market." The sales numbers prove me correct.
On the other hand, the Cybertruck is practical, has FSD, and turns heads. Kids look at the Cybertruck and see the future.
And yet the HummerEV hasn't been cancelled.
I got news for Jensen Huang. If a woman suddenly appears in your inner circle and keeps getting closer to you, it ain't because of your charming personality or good looks. It's either your money or your business.
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BREAKING: Telsa has disabled ordering a Premium CyberTruck. Cyberbeast is now the only option. The price of the Cyberbeast has increased by $7,500.
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Chris retweeted
The Cybertruck selling in the 15k/yr rate isn’t outrageous for a halo car for an automaker @elonmusk
This should be interesting.
Our Big Sky Legal Project is helping a small Missoula tech company defend its Right to Compute in court!
@GoldwaterInst is suing the City of Missoula on behalf of @CubCloudAI, challenging onerous data center zoning that violates MT's Right to Compute Act.
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I care about the Cybercab and the Cybertruck. I want both to exist. The cybercab has a very important role in making easier, safer, and cheaper ride hailing. The Cybertruck has a very important role in the EV pickup truck segment, which is woefully under served.
Both vehicles are way ahead of their times, especially the Cybertruck, but the more people see what they can do, the more popular they will become.
I believe that by 2050, all cars sold in the US will be autonomous. It will take time to get there, and I'm not ready for it and neither are millions of other people.
Please see my previous post about brand loyalty. Don't treat it so callously.
The Cybertruck order rate far exceeds our production rate. We will try to make as many as possible before shutting down the line in about 8 months, but will have to return deposits for a lot of people.
This is not a case of Cybertruck being unprofitable, as has been misreported by legacy media, but rather that the opportunity cost of the complexity of Cybertruck is vastly outweighed by the value of incremental Cybercab production.
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"NIPVIC" rhymes with suck my 🍆
DATA REPUBLICAN: DROP “DEMOCRACY FILES" / "THE NEW FOUNDING" / STUDENT-LED MAOIST REVOLUTION !
Taub is one of numerous university law professors leading the Maoist revolution.
The Law School Deans, the unions, the educational system, and the NGOs are the ones that indoctrinate the youth to hate our current constitutional framework and accept another form of governance.
The message is that it is broken and that it must be reformed.
Instead of attempting to overthrow the government through direct conflict, the organizers introduce an alternative pathway: reinterpreting or amending the foundational law of the land.
The alternative pathway relies on reinterpreting the Constitution as an inherently majoritarian document or forcing a constitutional convention, or ...
Because the NPVIC shifts political power away from non-participating states, it fundamentally requires congressional consent to be valid. Without it, the compact is an illegal political cartel.
If the Democratic Party holds a trifecta in Washington (President, House, and Senate) alongside a majority of Democratic governors leading after the 2028 presidential election, Congressional intervention is likely.
Rather than just approving the compact, a unified Democratic federal government could use Article I, Section 4 (The Elections Clause), which gives Congress the ultimate authority to alter the "Times, Places and Manner" of holding federal elections.
Congress could pass sweeping federal legislation that standardizes how states must report their popular vote totals, legally locking the multi-state pooling system into federal statute and making it much harder for individual red states to sue to disrupt the count.
By arguing that the "will of the people" should immediately overwrite existing checks and balances, electoral colleges, and judicial reviews, they establish a justification to dismantle representative institutions in favor of direct majority rule.
Taub is one of numerous university law professors leading the Maoist revolution.
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I think Elon is making a big mistake when it comes to brand loyalty. 61% of tesla buyers repurchase, well above the industry average of 52%. Model-level strength goes above 70%. FSD drives that even higher. Most of the $100b in revenue is automotive, why slice that off to make an estimated robotaxi revenue of $300b when the total with consumer sales could be $400b or more?
To top that off, FSD unsupervised would be huge on the consumer side.
This is very bad. There will almost certainly be Congressional and criminal investigations.
Guess it wasn't fake news
nytimes.com/2026/11/08/techn…
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They could, but they won't.
There is no reason GOP Congress should not meet every day from now til January 3rd. We could:
- Pass reconciliation package to reduce spending/fraud, fund defense modernization (not war), cut taxes for American families including healthcare
- Ban Congressional Stock Trading (I have a bill)
- Codify Border Security (I have a bill)
- Pass Permitting Reform.
And more.
Turn things we should have finished into things we have done.
We owe it to Americans.
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