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I still want to know the price point. I can imagine one of these trained to do menial tasks like cleaning, organizing, picking orders, and such, would be extremely cost effective for even a small business.

I think it could be argued they did you a favor in this case. That would be a hilarious easter egg and anti piracy trick akin to old video games that put in unkillable enemies.

Suddenly a Rivian is a much more interesting prospect.

It's only considered a problem because he doesn't agree 100%, only 95%.

The MSM outlets have also been going on for years about how Tesla is going bankrupt next week for the better part of a decade.

You're asking for proper statistical analysis, do you not remember high school? People don't want to know how numbers work, they just want to be mad.

It was basically this.

I think it's more to do with frontier lifestyle when it comes to sci-fi. The infrastructure needed to charge an electric vehicle at a remote location is more costly and takes longer than a Jerry can. Now if you have a portable radioisotope generator in the hood with enough shielding and output...

Considering how badly my car flips out on autopilot when it sees anything that can be vaguely interpreted as emergency lights on either side of the road, I highly doubt AP was engaged when these happened. This is probably just clickbait and Tesla bashing. My model Y AP slammed the brakes and...

Oh, Bezos? Yes, he's completely impartial and has no vested interest in any of Tesla's competition at all. /S

Disagree. Tesla is an energy company, not a car company. The MSM just has an axe to grind and big auto pays for all their ads. Hate to be so blatantly cynical, but they have a piss poor track record of reporting on Tesla.

Unfortunately it's the status quo for MSM reports on anything Tesla. It's amazing that the car is capable of protecting the occupants under a situation that would be 100% lethal in any other car, but instead we need to make sure you can possibly blame autopilot for the accident.

Hopefully their can get those efficiency ratings at mass production numbers.

https://fortune.com/2022/09/28/hurricane-ian-florida-radioactive-waste-phosphate-mining/ I can't find anything about containers of waste, but this slurry is all from mining, not nuclear plants.

Just keep moving the goalposts, you've made a hobby out of it whenever the n-word gets dropped.

You can say the exact same thing about the lithium in batteries, cadmium in solar panels, copper in power lines, even the iron in wind turbines. It all has to be mined and eventually all of these systems need repair and/or replacement. The best part is that you don't get anywhere near the same...

People also selectively forget that cadmium and lithium need to come from somewhere. The return for materials mined is absurd on uranium.

https://www.ans.org/news/article-1882/nuclear-power-becomes-completely-renewable-with-extraction-of-uranium-from-seawater/ The tech is evolving, and that is on top of creating more energy per unit invested and producing less carbon. Solar is a great bridge and wonderful for small scale (like on...

Those are both about carbon emissions, it's why I specifically stated energy generation compared to energy invested. Nuclear is the greenest there is in terms of efficiency and carbon generation per kW. Even in the doc you just posted nuclear produces 13 carbon units per lifecycle operation and...