“… if I didn’t know any better, I would swear that people in that place are selling us out to the CCP.“ What a gutless fear-mongery thing for a Senator to say. Like saying I’m not saying this but, you know just putting it out there. He would know very well that those conspirafools will run with it.

Any day now, the cyber truck will come whizzing down the hyperloop with its sub 10 micron build tolerance and tornado proof glass, fully autonomously driving of course. Any day now.

Cybertruck, hyperloop, etc, etc. Mush said in 2016, “I really would consider autonomous driving to be basically a solved problem,” Musk said. “I think we’re basically less than two years away from complete autonomy.”

Mush doesn’t care about laws. As mentioned on another article, he appears to be operating the phone by hand in the driver’s seat, which is both a driving violation and against Tesla’s own driver manual.

Story is paywalled unfortunately.

The true believer ufo community relies heavily on appeals from authority. Aircraft pilots are ‘trained observers’ who are infallible and Loeb pulls his authority as a supposed expert from his scientific background. That skinwalker alien tv show is a prime example of the fallacy of an appeal from authority. Thankfully many of these ‘experts’ get thoroughly debunked by a retired video game programmer. Methinks the professor does profess too much.

…people and critics almost universally love Teslas…

Not sure where you get that from. Elon and Tesla cult members might have you think so but a Google search on Teslas reputation show differently. Consuser affairs showing about 60% positive.

https://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/tesla_motors.html?#sort=top_reviews&filter=1

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