Foxhound199
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User Azred pulled it out of thin air.80% of Tesla owners? Where did that figure come from?
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User Azred pulled it out of thin air.80% of Tesla owners? Where did that figure come from?
You are much kinder than I would've been.User Azred pulled it out of thin air.
Studies find that 73% of figures are made up80% of Tesla owners? Where did that figure come from?
The universal income thing is just an apolitical solution to an impending problem. Sure it can be politicized today in a world where a lot of people still think smart robots are fictional things of Star Wars, but once the machines become a reality and start displacing everyone from janitors and caregivers to lawyers and surgeons, what choice will we be left with? Libertarian leanings aside, Elon is just ahead of the curve on accepting the reality of universal income.It's kind of hard to mesh the idea of a hardcore libertarian Ayn Rand fan and someone who advocates for a universal basic income. But no matter, his politics weren't my main concern, it was the idea that 80% of Tesla owners support someone only 33% of the country does. Even if they skew one way or the other politically, it's not that skewed.
Are you a current owner? I am a Washington, non-owner, pre-reveal line waiter who reserved in-store at around 11:15AM, and still no email...To get this back on topic, I am a California, pre-reveal, online reservationist and I just got my invitation to configure. Believe me, no collusion, no collusion, absolutely no collusion. I feel badly for Elon Musk. I feel very badly. He’s led a very strong life and I feel very badly. Musk lied and they destroyed his life. I think it’s a shame.
(I'm giving myself a "disagree" )
Ha! Apolitical. That's hilarious. The argument for this is pretty much the heart of fiscally progressive policy. I'm not trying to convince anyone of where they should stand politically, but this is a fundamental point of contention that would separate the fiscal policy of left and right.The universal income thing is just an apolitical solution to an impending problem. Sure it can be politicized today in a world where a lot of people still think smart robots are fictional things of Star Wars, but once the machines become a reality and start displacing everyone from janitors and caregivers to lawyers and surgeons, what choice will we be left with? Libertarian leanings aside, Elon is just ahead of the curve on accepting the reality of universal income.
Seriously (about invitation, not Musk comment)?!? Was your e-mail dated today (12/05/17)? I presume you're a current owner, correct? In any case, congrats!
Oh dear, I am the attorney for @T34ME , I wrote that post. I was talking about Mrs.T34ME gave him an invitation to configure the Christmas decorations around the house. As a reservationist, @T34ME cannot be prosecuted for obstruction to configure.Are you a current owner? I am a Washington, non-owner, pre-reveal line waiter who reserved in-store at around 11:15AM, and still no email...
I don't even want to know where you pulled that number from....It's kind of hard to mesh the idea of a hardcore libertarian Ayn Rand fan and someone who advocates for a universal basic income. But no matter, his politics weren't my main concern, it was the idea that 80% of Tesla owners support someone only 33% of the country does. Even if they skew one way or the other politically, it's not that skewed.
Which one? The 80% was in reference to another member's post. 33% is from gallup.I don't even want to know where you pulled that number from....
HA! Gimme some of that "universal income!" I've spent all my income on booze (Scotch), women (I've only been married once and it takes a lot of money to keep her happy), and movies (Debbie Does Tesla) thank you Sen.Chuck Grassley - net worth = 3.75M Robots will never replace failed wannabe comedians.The universal income thing is just an apolitical solution to an impending problem. Sure it can be politicized today in a world where a lot of people still think smart robots are fictional things of Star Wars, but once the machines become a reality and start displacing everyone from janitors and caregivers to lawyers and surgeons, what choice will we be left with? Libertarian leanings aside, Elon is just ahead of the curve on accepting the reality of universal income.
Don't you know 47% of all statistics are made up...User Azred pulled it out of thin air.
No, it's a proven fact that 97.341729856% of statistics are made up on the spot. Politicians do add an additional 2.658270143% to that statistic though.Don't you know 47% of all statistics are made up...
I will send you PMs when anyone posts.Unwatching this thread now. If anyone has anything useful to say on the EV credit, pls post in other thread.