I purchased a larger amount of long dated Tesla Calls in the $330’s price range! I’m stepping up my quantity of orders down here.

Transportation costs for boomers in their prime were also a fraction of the cost of what we pay today. These figures are adjusted relative to their respective wages.

I agree completely, the difference is truly appalling regarding what my generation has to deal with relative to the world/economy that boomers inherited. I never would have thought I’d feel this scammed and taken advantage of.

Institutions are inefficient. Experts are overrated. Capital should flow toward builders. Technology compounds. Independent thinking wins.

If self-driving cars are 8x safer than human drivers and we refuse to deploy them because of one bad case, we are choosing to let hundreds of thousands of people die per year to protect our feelings about control.

Boomers paid 2X their income for homes in their prime. Gen-Z is being asked to pay 8X-10X their income for homes today. Boomers paid 3,000% less for college education relative to wages, they paid 1,700% less for healthcare, and they paid 7X less for transportation than Gen-Z.

Compared with the generations before them, Boomers as a cohort appear to have converted a high-growth inheritance into a lower-mobility handoff, preserving more advantages for themselves while leaving steeper burdens for younger cohorts such as Gen Z. The opposite of greatest gen

Joe Rogan is completely blown away after learning how much money a person earning $21,000 a year in 1990 would have today if they invested just 5–10% of their income every month. ANSWER: 2 to 5 million dollars. ROGAN: “Holy sh*t!” “Imagine if someone told you you had to live off $21,000 today. You’d be like, ‘Oh, fuck.’” CALEB HAMMER: “And yet… they could retire multi-millionaires—even with that.”

FSD Supervised is the only software that has completed several coast-to-coast drives without human input

Soon it’ll be driving itself in to Austin city, reporting for duty!

Check out the time stamp on this, in 18 months this will make everyone wish they would have followed me on X. Imagine missing the best entry on the greatest name in technology that has ever existed.

FSD Supervised is now available in: - United States - Canada - Mexico - Puerto Rico - China - Australia - New Zealand - South Korea - The Netherlands - Lithuania

All the boomers calling you lazy for saying this is pathetic. I’d give everything up so my kids could have a good life without busting their guts for fuck all. You have no idea how badly you lot fucked the economy and housing market, then have the utter gall to call people lazy for wanting the same that you have. Oh and by the way boomers. You didn’t work any harder for your money, that shit was handed to you like candy compared to today’s wages. Wake the fuck up.

Check out the timestamp on this, in 18 months this will cause envy beyond comprehension.

Over 10 billion miles driven on FSD Supervised tesla.com/fsd/safety

Risk appetite among investors is skyrocketing: Risky asset fund inflows have exceeded safe asset fund inflows by a record $220 billion over the last 4 weeks. Risky assets represent equities and corporate bonds, among others, while safe assets include money markets and Treasury bonds. This stands in sharp contrast to 2025, when safe asset funds drew more inflows than risky funds for most of the year. The recent surge even surpasses the highs of ~$200 billion seen during the 2021 meme stock frenzy. To put this into perspective, during the 2020 pandemic, safe asset fund inflows exceeded risky fund inflows by more than $500 billion. Investors are taking on more risk than ever.

A growing number of Americans can no longer afford their car loans: A record 42.6% of underwater car buyers turned to an 84-month (7-year) loan to keep monthly payments manageable in Q1 2026. Being underwater means owing more on a car loan than the car is currently worth, resulting in negative equity. Rather than paying off the difference, many buyers roll this gap into their next loan, pushing themselves deeper into debt. This percentage has DOUBLED since 2016 and is on track for its 3rd consecutive annual increase. Buyers with negative equity financed an average of ~$56,000 for a new car in Q1 2026, ~$12,000 more than the average new vehicle buyer. As a result, their average monthly payment rose to $932, the highest on record. In March, car loan default rates jumped to their highest since 2010. Auto-loan distress is surging.

it's fucked up how often this happens and the media is silent one of my best friends was killed in a drunk driver hit and run this is why we need @Tesla FSD & @Waymo to make the roads safer most likely way for me to die at 33 years old is in a car crash