Chris James 🇦🇺

Building Designer, Tesla Lover and Shareholder, semi retired. WAKE UP WORLD! Elon is the Leonardo Da Vinci of our time and you’re missing the show.

[Australian Patriot. @JimThom90458694]

Might take a while Australia 🇦🇺🤷‍♀️🙄
Definitely a perfect depiction of all of Australia 🇦🇺 right now 🤷‍♀️
No accountability whatsoever for all of the lies, broken promises and changes of positions 🤯
Please 🙏🏻 never vote 🗳️ Labor in again 🙄
Choose One Nation 🧡🧡🧡
Australia 🇦🇺 First Always 🙌🏻💪🏻

[strengthPlan @strengthPlan]

Smart people buy Tesla

Judge all your neighbors

It’s a no brainer to get a Tesla

No driving, charge at home, never breaks, fast, safe, high tech

What else do you want?

[Rosita Díaz @RositaDaz48]

Have you donated to veterans who’ve been made homeless.. have you donated at all .. perhaps if you’d even donated half of what #GinaRinehart (Legend) has .. you might be listened to..
& actually Labor & the Greens have f’ked this country so it might be advisable for you to zip it!!

[NoMoreGulags @FreedomAus80100]

Sad, empty, incompetent, talentless mean girl, totally inappropriate to be in management anywhere, let alone involved in running this country. 😈😈😈

[Chris James 🇦🇺 @chrisjamesACE]

@OMGTheMess @CCsTeamTactical Yeah, wouldn’t we all.
There’re the largest group of white collar criminals in this country.

[Geoff Wilson @GeoffWilsonWAM]

Exactly right David. This proposed CGT indexation is a disaster, gains taxed in real terms but losses stuck in nominal? It creates massive asymmetry that punishes risk-taking, drives capital away from productive growth assets, and hurts the very companies Australia needs for innovation and jobs.
Retail investors fund our economy please treat them fairly. @AlboMP fix this before it’s too late

[Chris James 🇦🇺 @chrisjamesACE]

@OMGTheMess @testeagle01 Yep, good call Soldier

[TheRoadknight @RoadknightThe]

To the thousands who replied, liked and shared my post below, thank-you.

I firmly believe the 'normie' LGBs should divorce ourselves from the far-Left TIAQ+ radical activists.

First, LGB is about sexuality. The others are not.

Second, we normies aren't interested in hypersexualised parades or performances. We're happy getting on with our lives - oh, and yes: quietly criticising your soft furnishings and chuckling at your fashion choices.

[San-Dee James 🇦🇺 @LadySanDeeJames]

Love it 🥰 Way to go 😁🇦🇺

[San-Dee James 🇦🇺 @LadySanDeeJames]

Ha, ha 😂 Great idea 👏🇦🇺

[San-Dee James 🇦🇺 @LadySanDeeJames]

WE KNOW THAT, DER 😳🇦🇺

[Chris James 🇦🇺 @chrisjamesACE]

👍🇦🇺

[AleXandra Merz 🇺🇲 @TeslaBoomerMama]

Can we please stop this net-worth porn?

Every “Elon might become the first trillionaire” headline from MSM isn’t analysis — it’s engineered distraction. It reduces real technological and civilizational progress to a single speculative number designed to trigger envy, resentment, and clicks.

Elon’s paper net worth is almost entirely tied to equity in companies that are actually delivering:

- Millions of EVs on the road accelerating the energy transition
- Starlink terminals connecting the previously unconnected
- Rockets landing and reusable
- AI systems being built to accelerate scientific discovery

That wealth is a byproduct of voluntary value creation on a massive scale — not extracted wealth. Much of it remains unrealized and at risk. Treating the personal balance sheet as the main story is exactly how serious conversations about innovation, risk-taking, and long-term progress get derailed.

We don’t have to play along. Ignore the scoreboard. Amplify the mission. Celebrate the actual output, not the hypothetical personal fortune.

The people obsessed with billionaire net worth are usually the same ones who’ve never built anything that scales. Don’t give them the engagement they’re farming.

Focus on what’s being built. Everything else is noise.

[Ming @tslaming]

🚨 MORGAN STANLEY IS BACK IN THE $TSLA GAME 🔥

After 3 straight quarters of selling, MS completely reversed course in Q1 2026 by loading the boat with 3,394,381 shares, pumping $1.262 billion of fresh capital back into Tesla 🔥

Big money is stacking again 🔥

[👠 ☔ 👌🇦🇺 🏳️‍🌈Golden Girl @Terri_1987a]

Just another one of @AlboM MPs @AnikaWells who thinks it's ok to continually rip us tax payers off with her travel rorts. If this was an LNP person Labor would be screaming the roof down demanding the offending member be sacked. But this is Labor where rorts & corruption are ok.

[Davey @TheRealDavey2]

What a joy it is to spend a public holiday trying to hastily draft a submission opposing the increase in CGT.

Thankyou to the Labor Party for allowing only a few days for submissions which are due the day after a long weekend.

I suppose we have more time than the Committee itself which has ONE BUSINESS DAY after public hearings to lodge its report.
@GeoffWilsonWAM

[Ron Dunn @ronInBendigo]

If you think Twitter is harsh in its treatment of @JacintaAllanMP, you should see Bendigo's Facebook pages.

If social media is a reliable indicator of political outcomes, she's GORN!

[Lewis Withrow (LB) @LewisWithrow5]

Be happy that Tesla stopped production of the Model S and X.
Those vehicles were once Tesla’s crown jewels, the halo cars that proved electric vehicles could be luxurious, fast, and desirable. Yet by freeing up that factory space for Optimus humanoid robots, Tesla is showing foresight.
In 1960, business professor Theodore Levitt wrote a warning that still rings true: most companies fail because they fall in love with their products instead of their customers' needs.
The last fifteen years are full of proof.
Blockbuster thought it was in the movie rental business. Netflix understood it was in the entertainment business.
Kodak obsessed over film and cameras while customers just wanted to capture and share moments.
Traditional automakers spent decades perfecting gas engines while Tesla redefined the whole category as clean, quiet, and fun mobility.
Tesla is doing exactly what Levitt urged: refusing to cling to yesterday, the company is choosing the future of Optimus and AI over protecting iconic legacy models that no longer represent the next leap in customer value.
The pattern is consistent: winners don’t just improve the old product, they imagine what the world actually needs and build that instead. This means having the courage to retire even your most prestigious offerings before they become anchors.
Here's the cold truth: in an era of rapid technological change, being wedded to a product is corporate malpractice. Companies that define themselves by what they make (specific car models, film rolls, or video stores) are already falling behind those that define themselves by what customers want: effortless lives, expanded possibilities, and meaning
The question Dr. Levitt asked in the Harvard Business Review in 1960 has never been more urgent:
What business are you really in?
Answer it through the customer's eyes, not an existing product catalog. Those who do will thrive. Those who don't will join Blockbuster and Kodak as cautionary tales.
The future belongs to companies that never stop asking what the customer will need next, and have the courage to reinvent themselves to deliver it. Tesla’s move with the S and X is a textbook example of that courage.
We should celebrate it.

[Chris James 🇦🇺 @chrisjamesACE]

@LewisWithrow5 Great post Lewis ❤️

[Adams @Adams_Tech_AI]

Elon Musk: Optimus Will Be Bigger Than the iPhone

At Tesla’s 2025 shareholder meeting, Elon Musk positioned Optimus, Tesla’s humanoid robot, as the biggest product launch of all time, larger than smartphones in impact and scale.

He claims it will have the fastest production ramp of any complex manufactured product, targeting one million robots per year initially and scaling to ten million.

His vision: every human will want a personal robot, with multiple industrial units for every household.

Musk argues Optimus will surpass the best human surgeons in precision and perform procedures beyond human capability. Tesla’s real breakthrough isn’t the car; it’s positioning itself as a robotics and AI company reshaping labor and healthcare.

[Don't you worry about that.🇦🇺 @Sauronlordking]

So it's alright for the Labor party to try and destroy Pauline Hanson, but crack the shits when the tables are turned. Fucking sooks and rat bags.