Marlon Simons

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@luminartech @Tesla I wonder when companies that operates Lidar equipped vehicles, will be held accountable for destroying cameras. Both personal devices as security cameras.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@Tesla
Since you’re not allowed to name you’re service RoboTaxi or RoboCab in California, why not invent your own name, like RoboCabxi

RoboCabby is already taken.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@Tesla Feature request
Please bring all the invoices in the Tesla app in one place. There you can group them ‘Charging’, ‘Premium Connectivity’, ‘RoboTaxi’, ‘Accessories’ etc.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@CernBasher Probably because I’m naive, but I do support the no advertisement stance.
Adjusting to the status quo doesn’t change it, it just cements it.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@LinkN01 Also for those who ‘bought’ FSD, when leasing their car.
I asked Tesla Netherlands to transfer my FSD to my new car, as the functionality as promised was never fully delivered, though fully paid. Their response: NOPE.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@elonmusk @Tesla may I assume that AirPlay will come to Telsa’s when Unsupervised FSD is rolled out. I’m looking forward to use the display as my second MacBook screen while working on my commute.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@WR4NYGov Start renaming the BBB to the USBB.
The US Bankruptcy Bill.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@elonmusk Don’t forget that you should change the American culture first. The American culture is steeped in winning. How many sports are played in America where the game can end in a draw. When you add a third party, you break that dynamic of winning and losing.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@elonmusk If the BBB is troubling you because it might bankrupt the USA, why not start referring to it as the USBB, the US Bankruptcy Bill. It a catchy name the mainstream media will pickup and would less likely focus on your ‘feud’ with potus.
It would focus more attention on the content.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@levelsio @AlternateJones Is this observation true for all of Europe?

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@battleangelviv I live in Amsterdam on one of the beautiful canals. Have to do this parallel parking often. No problem.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

Good to have them have useful and purposeful activities, and learning skills, applicable in society. But what if supply of criminals dries up. The incentive to keep this operation going would be to charge citizen for petty crimes, unless all revenues goes back to the community. This could be a great way to pay taxes.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@ziyaziba @mjfree I wonder how all other stuff will be funded that are necessary for society but not commercially viable.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@SpaceX How many hare were roasted?

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@elonmusk This is what I expected a couple of years ago to happen when I saw for the first time Tesla's being driven on to a boat for export.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@SpaceX @Starlink Really doing good is much better than the perception of doing good.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@Hakcyoncom How well does it clip toe nails?

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@_MemeWars @unusual_whales That the way I like it. 🤣

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

@unusual_whales Much more noticeable. Great job.

[Marlon Simons @msimons61]

What people tend to forget about taxes, is that it has become the piggy bank of their entire society. Every non-personal expense is paid out of it. Infrastructure, social security, defence, education to name a few. The more luxurious a society becomes, like Germany, the Netherlands (where I happily live and happily pay my taxes) the higher the taxes become. Those who want to preserve their wealth also tend to forget what created the circumstances for them to garner that wealth. Nowadays taxes in democracies are a social construct where the weak are protected by social security measures. If hard work would be the distinctive feature, many more people should be successful.