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Elon pulling up in a Cybertruck to the 2023 Formula 1 US Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas in Austin.
That entrance still goes hard.
Tim Tullis retweeted
Sons and daughters of the Cybertruck! 📐
My brothers and sisters of stainless steel and raw power!
I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me. The fear that the age of the Cybertruck is ending. That the vehicle we chose — the one that turned every head, shrugged off every insult, and refused to look or drive like anything that came before — will simply vanish from the future.
A day may come when the courage of owners fails. When we accept the silence, when we stop fighting for the machines we love. When we break the bond between those who believed early and the company that built it.
But it is not this day.
An hour of canceled orders and fading production lines may come, when the future we were promised gets quietly rewritten. When the Cybertruck is treated as a chapter that closed instead of a platform that can still evolve.
But it is not this day!
This day we stand. This day we speak. This day we sign!
🤖 Made with AI
Tim Tullis retweeted
If you produce an SUV on a truck’s assembly line, you double its productive output without sinking the cost into tooling an entirely new assembly line.
SUVs are better for America than sports cars.
Where is my logic wrong here?
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They loved Elon when he leaned left.
Now that he leans right…. they hate him.
He’s still the same person.
Tim Tullis retweeted
The Ferrari CEO praised @Tesla's new Roadster unveil today:
"It certainly shows that in the automotive world there's still a lot to be done. We have to keep dreaming. As a European, thank you for showing us how that, even in an old world, you can still innovate and dare."
He gave the Roadster launch 10 out of 10 for technology and 10 out of 10 for presentation.
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Denis Frisoli rides the world's tallest unicycle at 115 ft, "The Tower of Death", 1982
