Travis Kelce certainly took exception to Musk’s tweet. I don’t think 92 exaggerated at all.Exaggerating much?
Travis Kelce certainly took exception to Musk’s tweet. I don’t think 92 exaggerated at all.Exaggerating much?
iokiyardjtTravis Kelce certainly took exception to Musk’s tweet. I don’t think 92 exaggerated at all.
New YorkCNN —
Elon Musk is using his social media platform to promote misinformation about the presidential candidates in the lead up to the November election, amplifying false claims Wednesday about a Trump rally bomb threat and immigrants eating pets in Ohio.
While Musk’s posting of provocative, incendiary content on X is nothing new, the speed with which he has promoted false claims in recent days is striking given the breadth of Musk’s digital reach, with his posts regularly finding their way atop users’ feeds.
That’s one way we can go.I would rather our country not have a space program than pay this guy to operate it for us...
That’s one way we can go.
I suppose you'd rather go back to relying on the Russians (like we had to until SpaceX filled the void)?I would rather our country not have a space program than pay this guy to operate it for us...
they won'thope the Cybertrucks hold their value.
EVs depreciate much faster than their ICE counterparts - except for Teslas, which depreciate at a similar rate to gas autos.This has nothing to do with Twitter, but having been on the road a lot lately, I’ve seen quite a few Teslas. There’s even a Cybertruck and a hatchback here in town. I was asking my receptionist if she had seen the truck. She thought she knew whose it was and told me where the guy lived, so I drove by after work to see if I could find it. The guys new truck probably costs half of the value of his home. I hope the Cybertrucks hold their value.
And EV sales are down across the board. I heard on the radio the other day that there are definitely forthcoming layoffs due to this.EVs depreciate much faster than their ICE counterparts - except for Teslas, which depreciate at a similar rate to gas autos.
Time will tell, but odd-ball vehicles like the CT tend to not hold value long term.
It's good that auto manufacturers started making EVs that look like their ICE counterparts instead of these gaudy abortions I've seen on the road in the past. Having said that, I am genuinely baffled that the cybertruck ever went beyond the concept design. That is, without a doubt, one of the ugliest things I have ever seen. I can't imagine it holding much resale value unless it becomes some kind of collector's item.This has nothing to do with Twitter, but having been on the road a lot lately, I’ve seen quite a few Teslas. There’s even a Cybertruck and a hatchback here in town. I was asking my receptionist if she had seen the truck. She thought she knew whose it was and told me where the guy lived, so I drove by after work to see if I could find it. The guys new truck probably costs half of the value of his home. I hope the Cybertrucks hold their value.
it looks like a 9 year old boy drew itIt's good that auto manufacturers started making EVs that look like their ICE counterparts instead of these gaudy abortions I've seen on the road in the past. Having said that, I am genuinely baffled that the cybertruck ever went beyond the concept design. That is, without a doubt, one of the ugliest things I have ever seen. I can't imagine it holding much resale value unless it becomes some kind of collector's item.
Or Homer Simpson.it looks like a 9 year old boy drew it
derp to the futureIt looks like a Dolorian to me.
I've heard them referred to as "Deploreans", which is hysterical on multiple levels.It's good that auto manufacturers started making EVs that look like their ICE counterparts instead of these gaudy abortions I've seen on the road in the past. Having said that, I am genuinely baffled that the cybertruck ever went beyond the concept design. That is, without a doubt, one of the ugliest things I have ever seen. I can't imagine it holding much resale value unless it becomes some kind of collector's item.