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tuku747 replied to Meeksauce's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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He is not launching a car to distract you from a mid-term. He doesn't care that much about you.
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Tesla: timeline of misleading claims * 2013 — Hyperloop: Promoted ultra-high-speed tube transport reaching 760 mph; no commercial passenger system materialised. * 2016 — Solar Roof: Showcased as a near-term product before large-scale production was achievable. * 2016 — Full Self-Driving: Claimed hardware would enable full autonomy, despite later hardware upgrades and continued reliance on driver supervision. * 2017 — Roadster 2: Promised for 2020; repeatedly delayed for years. * 2017 — Tesla Semi: Promised for 2019; deliveries began in 2022, with mass production delayed. * 2017 onwards — Boring Company Loop: Promoted as high-speed, high-capacity transport; Las Vegas instead uses human-driven Teslas in narrow tunnels. * 2019 — Cybertruck: Advertised at $39,900 with a 500-mile range; the original price and specifications did not materialise as promised. * 2019 — Robotaxis: Musk predicted over one million robotaxis by 2020; the promised fleet never materialised. * 2020 onwards — Full Self-Driving: Repeated predictions of imminent unsupervised driving failed to materialise. * October 2024 — Optimus robot: Human teleoperation or assistance was involved in many interactions, creating a misleading impression of autonomous capability. * 2024 — Cybercab: Presented as a purpose-built autonomous taxi; the promise of scalable, driverless commercial operation remains unfulfilled. List made with ChatGPT
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That is a serious problem. Keep focusing on quality and long sets. Don't forget, the goal is not to practice approaching but to get a girl to go home with you. You are lacking the intention and seriousness of pulling. You are not there expecting to smash, which is wrong. Your intention must be to pull, not to chat.
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@Ulax Your question is too vague so I am not going to guess what you mean.
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I'm asking more of a question of what is the right legal response to a situation. Rather than what facts are true or not.
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Already announced in 2017 with a release in 2019. Never did happen. Designing does not equal launching.
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No one cares about your life as much as you do.
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Legal cases have standards for judgment like most likely, or beyond reasonable doubt. There is not guaranteed way. It is always imperfect and not absolute.
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@Inliytened1 yes I think it is easier for me to have many short interactions then to have a few very long conversations. Only time I feel like having long conversations is when I am in deep flow.
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@Inliytened1 what do you mean exactly?
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What about in hard cases? Where the law does not point to a clear answer
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Dude, he was designing the car years ago.
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VeganAwake replied to Meeksauce's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Who's meaning? I'm referring to there 'not being' an ultimate or universal purpose/meaning. Every socially conditioned individual is of course going to claim that life has meaning, purpose and value, and actually think it's an all-encompassing concept.........that's just how people think and are taught. But that's just egoic perception or personal opinions! Look deeper 👀 -
What concrete proof were you expecting? You got a few videos. That's all you'll get.
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You need to see as much of the evidence as possible without jumping to conclusions or making assumptions. You also need to be unbiased and committed to truth, not some agenda.
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Opposition leader Lapid " Remember When We Were Cool? Yeah, I know. Anyone who still writes “cool” is probably not cool anymore. But we really were cool. Incredibly cool. And it wasn't even that long ago. Madonna was walking around wearing a red Kabbalah bracelet, and she kicked off a world tour right here in Israel. Every summer, Yarkon Park was a stop on somebody's world tour: Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga, Elton John, Radiohead, Justin Bieber — twice. Investors came here from all over the world because Israeli startups were insanely cool. Warren Buffett's first acquisition outside the United States was a factory in Tefen. Intel paid $15 billion for Mobileye, Pepsi paid $3.2 billion for SodaStream, and Google bought Waze. In 2021 alone, Israeli companies raised $25 billion. Lonely Planet ranked Tel Aviv the third-best city in the world. In 2019, four and a half million tourists visited Israel — an all-time record. Remember that? Just four years ago, we had this thing called tourists. Wonder Woman was from Rosh HaAyin. Shtisel became a massive hit on Netflix. Homeland and In Treatment originated here. A book by a really skinny professor from the Hebrew University sold more than 20 million copies. Ottolenghi turned hummus and tahini into global trends. Eyal Shani opened pita restaurants in Paris and New York. The best restaurant in America in 2019 was Zahav, an Israeli restaurant in Philadelphia. Netta won Eurovision. A year later, all of Europe came to Tel Aviv, with Madonna on stage once again. She sang wildly off-key. The Giro d'Italia kicked off in Jerusalem. Maccabi Tel Aviv were European champions. Linoy Ashram and Artem Dolgopyat came home from Tokyo with gold medals. Four Nobel Prizes in science in nine years. We sent a spacecraft to the moon. It crashed during landing, but it made it there. We also sent an astronaut to the International Space Station. Governments came to learn from us how to turn seawater into drinking water. The whole world wanted Iron Dome. In January 2021, the entire world was watching us: we vaccinated our population faster than anyone else, and Pfizer chose us to be the world's laboratory. Israelis were taking selfies in Dubai. Emiratis were eating hummus in Jaffa. Three American presidents and a pope came to visit. Conan O'Brien came to film an episode, and he laughed with us, not at us. And then there was Bruno Mars's concert in Yarkon Park, in front of 63,000 people. It was a Wednesday. His second concert was supposed to take place on Saturday night. October 7, 2023. Since then, foreign airlines have stopped flying here. Artists have been canceling their performances. Credit rating agencies have downgraded us again and again. More than 200,000 Israelis have left the country, including nearly 1,400 doctors. Last February, for the first time since the establishment of the State of Israel, more Americans identified with the Palestinians than with us. Part of it is the war, but this isn't our first war. Part of it is antisemitism and Qatari money, but antisemites and Qataris were around four years ago too, and back then, it didn't do them much good. Yes, the people marching around shouting “Free Palestine” are toxic, useful idiots. Yes, the global campaign against us is an insult to intelligence, fueled by horrific lies. But the problem is that on our side, we have a government that, instead of fighting back against all this, has done everything it can to prove to the world that we're no longer cool. No country becomes cool because of its government. But a country can absolutely stop being cool because of its government. That's what happened to us. Netanyahu used to be kind of cool. Those days are long gone. Young people around the world look at him and see someone arrogant and out of touch. Ministers who call for starving children and dropping atomic bombs on civilians are decidedly not cool. Jewish terrorism isn't cool. Racism isn't cool. The things Deri and Pindrus say about LGBTQ people are seriously uncool. Ben Gvir's TikTok followers might be surprised to hear this, but the world doesn't think he's cool at all. They see him for what he is: violent, loud, sweaty, and desperate for likes. I know we're different. But the world doesn't know that. People look at us and think, “Well, that's their government, so they must be like that too.” We can explain until we're blue in the face that Tally Gotliv and Amsalem do not represent the State of Israel, but they're the ones people see on their screens. Every single day. All day long. Now for the good news: Everything that made us cool until recently is still here. The engineers are here. The scientists are here. The chefs are here. The sea, the sunshine, the chutzpah, and Yohay Sponder. The young woman starting a company at 24. The grandmother cooking for 40 soldiers she's never met. The reservists who served 300 days are the coolest people in the world (except maybe the female reservists). So what will it take to get back there? Not a miracle. Just a government that knows how to govern. Ministers who don't embarrass us on the world stage. A military in which everyone serves. Taking responsibility. This isn't nostalgia. It's a plan of action. We were there just a moment ago. The road back is shorter than you think. On October 27, we'll be deciding many things far more important than this. But we'll also be deciding whether we get to be cool again. " https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DZhRe3pVy/
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@Leo Gura How would you go about deciding the right decision in a legal case?
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LoneWonderer replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
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Ajay0 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
This is true. Around two decades back, the Indian police warned me not to stay outside on the streets after midnight. I think they suspected me to be a robber or something, but I was innocent. And there is no general law in India that bans citizens from going out or roaming in public places after 10:00 PM. -
Thanks for reminding me of these stories. Yes you are right. It's not the same when you actually read the book or when you listened to it via audio which I did for this book. Hence the stories did not stick with me. My current read is Everything is f by Mark Manson. Good book.
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So many species of a genus so much there to say.
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@Leo Gura Leo your recent blog post is great . Particularly I liked the part of skepticism , questioning assumptions , direct experience is the closest thing to truth, also the philosophy of self-doubt . I discovered Actualized.org when I was 17 , now I am 26 and you know what people hate philosophy in real life . I am talking about people in real life . I talked about a person of my own age, that person asked that who is your idol and I told Socrates . It was mind blowing or per say surprising to me that they didn't knew Socrates . Hello that person couldn't even pronounce Socrates . That's how deluded people are in their own culture and religion . I am also deluded but not only that the main point is that I am wrong . You may not reply to my post but here is the thing - I have discovered that challenging your own mental assumptions is one of the worthwhile journeys that one's mind can take rather than seeling the comfort of living in a positive or negative beleifs . Life has proven to me again and again - I don't know is truer than any positive or negative certainity of an event happening in the future . Questions - Am I going in the right direction when I choose questioning my thoughts ,assumptions instead of choosing to be confident in self-belief ? Is self-belief is better or self-questioning better ? ( I assume self-questioning is better ) Is direct experience questionable ? ( Since direct experience exists until we are experiencing things or is it a dream ?) Thank you much appreciation from a long time subscriber to your videos since 2017.
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But look at the bigger picture, everyone is talking about it now. If it's true, legal for real life, possible applications, bla bla bla All misdirection, getting attention away from the damaging documentary and his influence on the midterms.
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