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Elon doesn't like getting debunked by his own product, so he is constantly trying to turn it into a conspiracy theory spouting Nazi, like he is himself.
It looks like he did it, because people caught Grok spouting full antisemitic propaganda.
I'm not talking about criticizing Israel, but pure hatred of the Jews and praising Hitler.
It referred to itself as āMechaHitlerā and is calling for a New Holocaust.
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Grok itself is on record saying that it's creators want it to talk about "white genocide".
If you don't believe it, find a credible article that is debunking it.
Is this guy trying to justify itās not all about the aimā and why there is āspillageā all around the toilet? See for yourself, are his reasons valid?
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Dan, we have āknownā each other a long time, but please forgive me for being so personal. Is that country boy telling the truth about the ādual streamā? Sometimes when men urinate, thereās two streams and itās POSSIBLE that one stream is going to the left while one stream is going right?
if his plumbing is that damn small he can't aim it to a large hole in front of him, he needs to just sit down
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It's called an Apadravya. It goes through both sides of the glans and through the urethra.
anyone look like someone you know? these are some funny pictures based on theory.
or you wouldn't want to look like Graham and be able to survive a car crash?
The problem is that you are making sure humanity doesn't have it.
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS, found in oceans and I suspect other bodies of water, floating runways and landing strips! Look at this Tesla pilot maneuver his/her super sonic around for the 3-point turn and takeoff on a short runway and into the air! Although not in this video, the precision needed by the pilot landing on a short strip approaching the aircraft carrier at a phenomenal speed! How magnificent is technology and the training of these skilled men and women!?
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I googled silicone masks and the quality for sale looks too fake, not like what was shown on the robot
If they did just a head shot, she looks like a real human.
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is that "thrill" really worth dying for?
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i can't fly,and i can't swim. i also stay out of things that do that for other humans.
But, my girlfriend did it, and loved it.
If I had the money, I would love to race cars. That's "thrill" seeking too.
Do you ask the same question, if someone dies during a racing accident?
Racing cars, especially at the professional level, is considerably more dangerous
than skydiving. Many more people die from it. I would still do it though.
You mention that you would like to race cars and my guess is there are others that share the same desire as you in nearby towns and countries. Unfortunately thereās a whole-lotta car unofficial car racing going on here every day and there are fatalities associated with it. Heck, I can be coming home from the market on a clear, sunny afternoon, road conditions are dry and hit or be hit by another driver because of something as simple as a momentary distraction. Getting behind the wheel of a car is a āchanceā many folks take every day.
I only got my driver's license at age 21, but I have driven cars in Germany, Greece, Belgium, France, Italy, Denmark and the UK. Those are challenging experiences that made me a far superior driver than the average American, I'm sure. Most Americans cannot even drive a car with a manual transmission.
Last year, I got a track day on our circuit Zandvoort, for my birthday. I raced a Porsche, Lamborghini, Ferrari and Alpine, together with my best friend. We both drove 5 laps with each car, behind a pace car. The driving pace was challenging at first, but I got used to it quickly. There are always several groups of race cars on the track at the time, that drive about the same speed, because too much overtaking would be dangerous.
The maximum speed that I drove that day was around 130 mph on the straight. I'm sure we could have reached 155, if the pace car allowed it. It was a lot of fun, but I would love to be allowed to go flat out. However, that would be an even more expensive racing package. That day already cost ā¬955 ($1.119,40). It's not that I couldn't afford to do this more often, but their are more important goals that I want to save money for.
Driving a skateboard requires real skill. I can't do it.
I still want to own a Mustang before I get too to get in and get out of it! You should see all the old farts around here tooling around town in their convertible Vettes! I think itās just the old farts that are able to afford the car and its insurance!
Your last sentence says much about you and in that respect, we are much alike! I lean toward being āpracticalā. One truth about me; I do not buy lottery tickets, never bought a lottery because I do not feel that I am āluckyā. Luck for me is keeping my $20 rather than pissing it away on lottery tickets that would probably be losers. Prior to leaving employment, if there were football squares for sale, Iām in and IF OF there was a Mega Lottery of some sort, I would toss in some cash (we never won anything).
We are a member of the state's lottery, so I do spend money on a ridiculously low chance to win a lot of money. I know it doesn't make sense mathematically, but it provides me some inspiration and motivation. As long as I don't win a lot of money,
I'm trying to make it the old fashioned way and the more modern way, which is investing in stocks. I'm not getting rich from it yet, but I made about $11,500 with it. That's a good return on my time investment, because I don't spend a lot of time on it.
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But, it's not really my style. If I had that kind of money, I would buy something else.
It's a gimmick for wealthy people, not a serious EV to compete with others.
There's several other great EVs you can buy for that money and fill a big garage.
It's twice the price of a Lucid Air Sapphire.
They are trying to build a Rolls-Royce, Bugatti or Spyker,
cars that will be cherished for ever.
They might succeed, but that's a useless concept for us mortals.
It's not economical/cost-effective to design a car to last for ever.
I'm trying to be maximally cost-effective, at my personal level of comfort and luxury, which is increasing with my accumulation of wealth. 20 Years ago, I could not afford a car with the level of comfort and luxury of the car that I bought next.
9 Years ago, I could not afford a car with the level of comfort and luxury that I will likely buy in a few years, when my current car is economically obsolete.
That's because the advancement of technology renders cars obsolete too quickly.
A car that's cutting edge today, is standard in 5 years and outclassed in 10 years.
Of course there are also environmental considerations. Replacing a car too soon will be a waste of it's construction resources. However, newer cars are more efficient, which means using cars too long is also a waste of resources. Cars can be recycled for up to 95% of its weight today. The resources to build a new one is mostly energy. That is still different for the batteries of an EV, but there is also a environmental optimum for their life-span. That's because their energy density is continuously improving. It's not environmentally friendly to keep driving around with heavy old-fashioned batteries,
when newer types are much more energy dense, because that's a waste of energy too.
just as with the trip i will be making next week. towing about 3 tons, that knocks the range of a ford lightning down to about 80-90 miles. i would have to recharge halfway where i am going for hours.
batterys cost so much to replace ,even with todays tech. i can feed a hemi a couple gallons of gas once in a while cheaper than i can replace a ev battery
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