Two Weeks!
Here's what events are happening at Tesla & SpaceX over the next two weeks....
There's one other item I'd add to this list.
It starts with "M" and ends with "r."
Basically, some men aren’t women, but other men can be women. Like if they’re really, really dangerous, then ok he’s not a woman. But those other sex offenders and domestic abusers in women’s prisons? Yeah, somehow they’re women. Does any of it make sense? No. And it’s not supposed to. It’s supposed to make you feel like you’re losing your mind. That’s a part of the overall goal.
Don’t get me wrong, I don’t want this POS anywhere near a woman’s prison. The Western Australian supreme court made the right decision.
But at what point is it in breach of federal discrimination law? Is this man going to use the Giggle v Tickle legal precedent to eventually achieve his demand? Will the sex discrimination commissioner intervene on his side? (All of her existing GvT legal submissions will work in his favor anyway) Is there a point where all the people - judges, politicians, human rights commissioners, activists - who are currently patting themselves on the back for a job well done in GvT realize that we were right all along? Because I knew this was inevitable, yet had to listen for years to the AHRC tell the federal courts that a man only had to have the thought of being a woman & that’s enough for him to be included as a woman in federal discrimination legislation & anyone who doesn’t validate his thought is open to punishment. If they don’t think this man will use that against them, they’re even stupider than we currently think they are (and I think they’re irredeemably stupid).
A lot of people say that losing in GvT was inevitable because of the law, but that simply isn’t true. The law can be interpreted correctly. The WA Supreme Court has managed it. It was a choice to interpret the SDA against women & reality. Potentially an order.
The moment you allow men to be women in law, the absolute worst men in society will use that to their advantage, and they are. Never, ever, say we didn’t warn you.
Investors in the Muskonomy appreciate the political activism of Elon. He does it because it's right.
If you are an investor and cannot live with this, my advice is to better get out.
There are quieter CEOs, but there is no better human.
Five years in, my HW3 Model 3 runs MSD. Me-Self Driving. No subscription, no release notes, no rollout waves, and it has never once been delayed for validation. 1,902 days of perfect deployment. @Tesla@TeslaAUNZ#FSD
🔥 Former AFP detective David Craig, with 25 years of experience in counter-terrorism, is saying what we all know.
Yes, “Bondi 2 – the Islamic massacre horror show” will be repeated because the Albanese, Burke and Wong government has not acted firmly against radical Islamists in Australia.
Tesla Cybercab lands in Sydney today as part of its national tour.
No pedals, no steering wheel, purely vision based autonomous architecture.
While it is strictly a static showroom display for now, it brings an uncomfortable conversation right to our doorstep: Australian Design Rules and local regulatory frameworks are nowhere near ready for driverless transport at scale.
Hardware is here. The legislation is lagging.
Who is heading in to inspect it in person this week?
@Tesla@Tesla_AI@TeslaAUNZ
In 2011, Japanese telecom company Docomo created one of the most beautiful adverts we've ever seen.
A giant xylophone in Kyushu playing Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" with a wooden ball rolling down its keys.
🚨Study involving 1.7 million children has found that Myocarditis & Pericarditis only appeared in children who had received COVID mRNA vaccines.
Not a single unvaccinated child in the group suffered from these heart-related problems.
@TeslaAUNZ Now publish the Autopilot numbers the poor HW3 customers are stuck with. Garbage software which literally says “beta” even for suckers like me who go purchased Full Self Driving outright.
Autosteer (Beta)
Navigate on Autopilot (Beta)
#Tesla
REMEMBER THIS: Pauline Hanson was jailed in 2003 after being convicted over the registration of One Nation in Queensland.
She was sentenced to three years in prison.
She was handcuffed, taken into custody, strip searched and sent to a women’s prison.
Eleven weeks later, the Queensland Court of Appeal set the convictions aside and she walked free.
Bronwyn Bishop described Hanson as a political prisoner and called the jailing unacceptable, saying Australians did not have to agree with Hanson to understand that freedom of speech was at stake.
That part of the story is too often buried.
A woman who had challenged the political establishment was humiliated, imprisoned and separated from her family before the case collapsed on appeal.
Hanson later said the experience broke her so badly that she contemplated suicide while in jail, but thoughts of her children kept her going.
That history explains why she has never stopped fighting.
For single parents.
For veterans.
For pensioners.
For Australians abandoned by the parties that pretend to speak for them.
Never forget what they did to Pauline Hanson.
Women’s rights went first because they were the easiest to take. But if the government & the courts can force you to deny that sex is real, binary and material, they can force you to deny anything. What is more terrifying than a country that will not let you acknowledge reality?
Any other Prime Minister travelling to the USA is met by the President
Not Albanese
Trump isn't sending anyone to meet him. Nobody.
Albo wrecked our relationship with the US.
Another Friday down, another without V14 Lite on my car.
Not sure what the hold up is. Been very patient, but the wait is getting very tiring now.
It's been 3 weeks since Tesla said it was coming and 6 years since I bought FSD outright.
To all the mainstream media outlets, social media accounts and politicians who called my husband a rapist and a marital rape apologist: Don't even bother deleting your posts or comments. We've recorded every vile, defamatory lie, down to the very last troll comment, and we're going to bankrupt every single one of you. See you in court.