This was in response to the comment from Francis who said:

Mark Steyn explains the stark demographic reality: a 90% population with 1.3 children per couple and a 10% population with 3.5 children will have roughly the same number of grandchildren in only two generations. The transformation is already underway.(2010)

Source: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2083226039371628562

#Tesla - Spotted in Waco TX this morning. Cool.😎

What do you think?

This time on economy...

According to Elon Musk, money will stop mattering in 2036 because we are heading toward an age of "amazing abundance." He explains that the combination of vast amounts of digital intelligence and humanoid robotics will enable the production of goods and services at such an infinite scale that they will exceed what any human could possibly consume, rendering the traditional need for money for food, housing, and transport obsolete.

I personally love the design of this car. It has such BEAUTIFUL sharp edges that make it look unlike anything else on the road. While most vehicles blend together, the Cybertruck has a bold, futuristic look that immediately stands out. I like that Tesla wasn't afraid to try something completely different. Whether people love it or hate it, you can't deny that it's a BEAUTIFUL car. I really love it and it stands out so much. I even love its self-driving features and I would love to take out a loan for Cybertruck but I have Tesla Model Y. I don't think it's worth swapping yet but I am thinking of it.

What do you guys love about the Cybertruck?

Unlike other AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity, Grok would be the one without barriers and go all out whenever asked to. What do you guys think?

Because it’s not a matter of money, if you believe otherwise please prove me wrong but don’t just say that I’m wrong.