You’re funny.
Steve Zissou
stevenzissou
I didn’t say they were all outright lies. Only that often times Elon Musk makes public statements that turn out to be very wrong, so I would be hesitant to place my bets on his public statements as you seem so confident to do. However, as long as we are talking about outright lies and the battery swapping…
“His public statements are reliable and accurate, except for the ones that include timing, and also except the ones where we now see in retrospect he was way wrong at the time that he made the statement.” -What I just read when you tried to wave away just a few of the many times his public statements have been wrong.
Yeah...$35,000 Model 3s are easy to order, those battery swapping stations exist, they’ve got a hyperloop tunnel that’s not just an underground road, that British guy that helped in the Thai rescue is a pedophile, Tesla’s factory working conditions are totally safe, the cars have legit autopilot, and they took Tesla…
Oof...if we’re betting on all the things Musk has publicly stated you’re money’s on Musk statements?
1.) That patent you linked is not for BMS software, and cannot be used in the BMS to identify weak cells in-situ. It’s for ex-situ electrolyte analysis for general lab scale research. It’s not a demonstration of improvement anymore than saying “we’ve got a guy working on it”.
lol if you think ‘maxwell tech’ will produce a pack that can handle a million miles. That company would have been worth a lot more thant the $200 million they paid if that’s the case, and Musk himself says that tech is for “this is a very important technology that will have big effect on the cost and scale of cell…
Places with lots of people get dirty.
Says who?
Nah-uh. Ecosport starts at $19,995.
I agree with the Flex.
Meahwhile, he’s got pictures like this floating around. Yeah, perfect shirt on Jeremy Hill there with that undershirt...
The dude in that last before and after picture is definitely wearing a shirt at least one size too big on the left. It’s not just the cut of the shirt. It’s literally too big in every dimension. The sleeves are practically touching his thumb knuckles. The shoulder seam is down his arm, etc. Just get a smaller size and…
I’m 6'2", so this “long shirt” problem is unfamiliar to me.
I think the Levine comment indicates this difference. The “ongoing F-150 electric development” will continue as a body on frame design and the “new vehicle with skateboard” will not be worthy of the F-150 name for this reason.
Explorer is RWD again now.
so much better looking than the gladiator.
I would argue that focusing on intentionally lengthening the stride can be detrimental for many because they then focus reaching with their leading leg which leads to overstriding and injury or at the very least braking that actually slows you down. During strides I sometimes focus on keeping my hips level, or picking…
That RW article is describing the same thing Fitzgerald does above, he just didn’t focus on the overly detailed mechanics of the stride as you speed up. It’s like a golf swing. Some people do well with descriptions of the details of the ‘form’ and some people do better without those cues because it takes away the…