Tesla FSD drove the entire way from underground garage to home after a Toronto FC game last night... (~50 minute drive). Check out the bold moments below! this is insane in a good way @elonmusk 0:05 underground parking escape success 0:34 Liberty Village night traffic 2:00 super narrow and backed up road 🤯 4:00 left a gap for traffic to flow - very nice 5:35 truck driver cuts in & FSD handles it perfectly 6:02 Highway merge (QEW) 8:00 Highway interchange 9:38 Highway interchange 2 11:50 Highway exit @ICannot_Enough @wholemars @28delayslater @SawyerMerritt @niccruzpatane @DriveTeslaca @Tesla @Tesla_AI @aelluswamy

Tesla SpaceX merger will send it to $6.9 trillions market cap today. Now they are $4.2 trillions market cap @Tesla @spacex @elonmusk @TeslaBoomerMama

May as well add the rest of Earth

Elon Musk is now worth more than the next five richest people combined.

It would require manufacturing solar panels & radiators on the Moon and launching them into deep space with a mass driver. Well before that, conventional money will no longer be relevant. Mass & energy will take the place of dollars.

Tesla SpaceX is now $4.2 trillion LFG @elonmusk

SpaceXAI has been jointly training a model with Cursor, which will be released in Cursor and Grok Build soon.

Tesla Model Y in Canada 🇨🇦 starts at $45K plus tax (which is like $32K plus tax). Isn't that crazy? You lose money by not getting it at this pricing. Sell everything & Buy Tesla 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 $TSLA @Tesla @elonmusk

Leeches stick together always

Alberta should separate and end Ottawa for good.

BREAKING: SpaceX has overtaken Microsoft and Amazon to become the fourth biggest company in the world.

Plus there are no @TheDemocrats in space nor regulations or permits

The SPLC manufactured & monetized hate

Mission: Expanding the Scope and Scale of Consciousness. From my 📸 of the billboard on Times Square “This is, depending on how you read it, either the most ridiculous thing a serious company has ever put on its mission page or the most honest. We think it’s the latter.” —@a16z

Trump ignores Commie Keir Starmer.

Fuck off @liberal_party @MarkJCarney

Some puts for $190 gap fill @JimJame74888138

Space radiators are not sci-fi. The ISS already uses this physics. SpaceX is just scaling it with Starship People act like cooling a data center in space is some impossible sci-fi problem. It is not. The physics is simple: On Earth, heat can leave through air, water, fans, cooling towers, and convection. You cannot “blow” heat away in space the traditional way Instead, you have to move the heat from the chips into a liquid loop, pump it into radiator panels, and then radiate that heat into the vacuum of space as infrared energy That is literally how spacecraft cooling works: Heat in → liquid loop → radiator → infrared radiation into space The equation is basic physics: Power Radiated = Emissivity × Area × Stefan-Boltzmann constant × Temperature⁴ If you want to cool more compute, you need more radiator area, better materials, higher operating temperatures, better liquid loops, and more power. This is exactly why the new SpaceX AI1 data center satellite features massive deployable liquid radiators The hard part is not inventing new physics. The hard part is scaling the system. And that is exactly what Starship is built for The ISS already uses pumped coolant loops and huge external radiators to dump heat into space. SpaceX is not proposing magic. It is taking a cooling method already proven in orbit and scaling it with Starship, mass production, solar arrays, and orbital infrastructure A data center in space is not a building flying around Earth. It is compute, power, radiators, and communications engineered into a satellite Proven space physics, scaled by SpaceX 🛰️