Pre-owners: vote the gear. Makers: read the demand. Get ready for day one — honestly.
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“Optimus will be the greatest product ever made by humanity”
Here’s a summary of what Jason from the All-In Podcast said:
“I saw one of the latest Optimus demos. Can’t say what I saw, but it’s better than anything at the World Humanoid Robot Games. Hardware is ~1.5 generations ahead, the brain is like 5 generations ahead. If Optimus competed, it wins 35 of 51 contests. There will be 1 billion Optimus robots by 2036.”
$TSLA
China is NOT leading in robotics. @Tesla_Optimus is.
“I saw one of the latest Optimus demos. I teased it at the beginning of the show. Can’t say what I saw, but I can tell you what I saw is better than anything I just saw at these World Games." - @Jason
Very interesting Tesla Optimus news. It's been radio silence since last year on Optimus, except for the fact that Tesla is building multiple factories for its production (pilot in Fremont, massive production in Texas).
Here Jason says both the hardware and software is well ahead of what China showcased during their recent impressive bot olympics.
😲 🚨 @Tesla_Optimus 🤩🤩
Calcanis: 'I just saw a recent Optimus demo. Blows anything away shown at the World Games in China.
I can tell you this will be the greatest product ever built by humanity'
I'd like to go on record with Jason in saying that people are sleeping on what Tesla is about to reveal with Optimus when the time comes
And never forget what Elon said about Optimus - that it will be 80% of Tesla's value
Elon also said, "I think long-term, Optimus has the potential to be north of $10 trillion in revenue, like it's really bananas
So, you can obviously afford a lot of training compute in that situation. In fact, even $500 billion training compute in that situation will be quite a good deal"
Future Optimus Accessory Spotlight (2026-08-25): Watering Can Rose Cap
161 want this.
People’s Choice on https://t.co/vTwosulZNK — not Tesla.
Vote:
https://t.co/8e6p87EcW0
via @CitizenFlare
Socialism is kryptonite for the U.S. Constitution.
The U.S. Constitution is likewise kryptonite for socialism.
Socialists in America should either repent of their Marxism or look elsewhere.
🚨MURKOWSKI PROVED WRONG🚨
@JamesOKeefeIII has done it again!
He went to the remote Aleutian Islands in Alaska, where Senator Murkowski said these voters would have to travel to Anchorage just to register to vote.
James visited the Unalaska Public Library & the clerk stated that voters CAN register to vote there
as well as prove citizenship.
This video proves that there is no reason for Senator Murkowski to be against the SAVE America Act.
It makes you wonder why Murkowski is against this country-saving legislation when her voters want it.
WOW!
I think this is the first time Senator @BasedMikeLee has invoked Leader Thune’s name in a video:
“John Thune, I’m calling on you & every other Senate Republican — let’s reconvene the Senate right now & let’s pass the SAVE America Act.”
This comes after the Supreme Court ruled that President Trump’s Executive Order on mail-in ballots may proceed.
I’m going to prove to the world that you can build a $1 million-a-year business owning a fleet of Tesla Cybercabs.
I'm dead serious... if Elon and Tesla let me one day.
I'm going to actually buy them, put them to work, track every $ dollar and show the results publicly on 𝕏.
Using the base-case model of roughly $30,000 in annual owner profit per Cybercab, the path looks like this:
4 Cybercabs → ~$100K/year
9 Cybercabs → ~$250K/year
17 Cybercabs → ~$500K/year
34 Cybercabs → ~$1M/year
And this is why I think Cybercabs could become one of the most interesting investments out there.
Think about what it takes to generate serious $ cash flow from other assets.
A rental property comes with a huge upfront cost, property taxes, repairs, insurance, tenants, vacancies and management.
A traditional business comes with employees, payroll, rent, inventory and constant operations.
A stock portfolio can be incredibly passive, but you normally need a massive amount of $ capital before it can consistently throw off $1M a year without eating into the principal.
A Cybercab I think is going to be different.
If Tesla eventually allows owners like me to buy them and place them on the Tesla Network, each vehicle could become a separate productive asset working throughout the day while you’re sleeping, traveling, spending time with family or building something else.
And the beautiful thing about it is how scalable it could be.
You don’t need to buy 34 on day one.
Start with one.
Learn the economics.
Add another.
Then another.
4 → 9 → 17 → 34.
Now, I’m not pretending this will be completely passive. These cars will still need insurance, charging, cleaning, maintenance and fleet management.
And NONE of these economics are proven yet... there is risk.
That’s exactly why I want to do it.
I want to be the guy who actually builds the fleet and proves whether this works in the real world with all the ups and downs.
Revenue. Expenses. Downtime. Maintenance. Tesla’s cut. Actual profit.
Everything...
If I can eventually show $1M a year from my own Cybercab fleet, I think it could change the way millions of people around the world look at cars forever.
A car has always been something you buy that loses value while sitting in your driveway.
Cybercab could flip that idea upside down.
Makers: light home fixes before emergencies. Furniture Slider Disc Set is practical day-one. Demand board → https://t.co/MT0enZwrWT: https://t.co/OmZmHhrGhd
Here’s the Future Optimus accessory of the day: Garden Twine Dispenser. Yards = weekend work. Outdoor helpers need simple, durable gear. Vote for https://t.co/KrrLQogSmU: https://t.co/LLLVkaad62
Evening growth · Spotlight 2026-08-24
Resistance Band Door Anchor — today’s People’s Choice feature.
468 want this (1 live).
Vote here → signal makers (not a checkout · not Tesla).
Vote:
https://t.co/0qsb31FsBW
Discuss:
https://t.co/uzXAPLPwS0
Future Optimus Accessory Spotlight (2026-08-24): Resistance Band Door Anchor
468 want this.
People’s Choice on https://t.co/kO1q6QzxCb — not Tesla.
Vote:
https://t.co/0qsb31FsBW
via @CitizenFlare
🚨 DR. OZ JUST DROPPED A BOMBSHELL
If we eliminated 100% of the fraud in Medicare, the Trust Fund would last TWICE as long.
Not slightly longer.
Twice as long.
Last year alone they stopped $42 BILLION from going out the door by catching the scammers before the checks were written.
Some states still refuse to fully cooperate… because for them the fraud is a feature, not a bug.
This is exactly why DOGE exists.
Stop the theft.
Save the program.
Protect the taxpayers.
Keep going! 🇺🇸
🚨 HOLY CRAP! Dr. Oz reveals that if 100% of fraud is abolished from Medicare, the Medicare Trust Fund will DOUBLE its lifespan
"In JUST this past year — we cut $42 BILLION of fraud from Medicare...by NEVER letting the money out the door." 🤯
"The fraud doesn't just steal money. IT STEALS OUR TRUST. We have states not working closely with us!"
"The Medicare Trust Fund will last TWICE as long if we just take the fraud out of Medicare."
I bet a HUGE portion of our overall national debt is fraud.
Keep DOGEing to the maximum!
I launched Grok Bot for 24 hours, gave it 3 jobs, and stopped treating AI like a chatbot.
I had it scan live X + web data for emerging AI products, research what people were actually saying about them, filter the obvious engagement bait, compare sources and turn the strongest signals into a structured brief.
At the same time, I could have separate research paths looking at competitors, code or market opportunities instead of forcing everything through one conversation.
That’s the difference I underestimated. I don’t want to sit inside a chat writing another prompt every 5 minutes. I want to define the objective, give the agent access to the right tools and data, let it execute, then step back in when judgment or approval is actually needed.
The old workflow was prompt → answer → copy → repeat.
The workflow I’m moving toward is assign → execute → verify.
Once AI stops waiting for your next message, it stops feeling like software you use and starts feeling like work you delegated.