“Does this car run?”
“Runs like a dream”
“For $2,400 it better run like a wet dream”
And
“You just missed him. He’s left for Miami”
“Miami?”
“Miami Beach”
“Miami Beach?”
“Florida”
“I know where the fuck Miami Beach is. Nobody goes to Miami Beach”
“Old people go to Miami Beach. He’s old. Where’d you want him to go, Aspen?”
Musk is all-in on a new model to be released by mid-2025, and said this will require workers to sleep at the factory to make this happen. I’m not kidding…that’s what he said. So it’s all a lie and he’s setting up the workforce to take the blame when he breaks his nth promise. I guess the CyberTruck is going to move the needle.
Whenever I see my techie friends and colleagues look past the marvels around them or minimize some stupendous technical achievement, I am quick to point out what an incredible time we live in.
It’s an interesting dichotomy; when I think of my aging, breaking-down body or I think of the state of humanity with its selfishness and hedonistic depravity, I am not at all disappointed by my end, whenever that happens. But, when I think of what will be soon and in the distant future regarding technology or I think of all the beauty and splendor people, flora and fauna are and create, I feel a sense of impending loss.