Im no elon hater, im not an elon fan, I just think this car was 100% a gimmick car built to fleece rich retards.

1) stuff of 3500lbs does not fly around like that, as someone who's jumped a fair share of 500$ clunkers in the desert, everything in my body knew that car was a lightened gimmick the moment I saw it

2) according to tesla their rocket car version weighs 3500lbs and can produce 80,000lbs of thrust, just to get 3500lbs to 25 feet would require 80k of thrust, thats not including the kickflip or the catch or the landing

3) the high res pictures of the car doing the kickflip so some obvious ladder type structure which to me makes the car look like a purpose built shell

I have no issues with anything other than that, I just was like okay that doesnt seem right the instant I saw it

By all means willing to hear any technical argument of how this is possible with a full weight car, and fully willing to eat my words

Oh and ive seen some people claim both flip cars had people driving them, I also seriously doubt this claim and the car the rolled up on stage was a different car

…And it requires a $70 monthly subscription?

Will it be from exiting shares or will he dilute current investors by issuing more shares ?
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/musk-pledges-to-give-a-share-of-his-spacex-company-to-every-kid-in-america-next-year

“We totally have a flying car, it’s not just a thing meant to fool gullible people like me, how dare Wired not bootlick Musk like us!” -Blake Dodge, 2026.

Pirate Wires, by the way, is operated by Peter Thiel’s associate Mike Solana and very much funded by Peter Thiel, Elon’s best friend.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HC64H3W7

Is it true?

https://rocketmoving.com

"Among all the issues we have discussed repeatedly, is there a deeper question that I have been circling around but have never truly asked?"

I strongly recommend that you ask right now.

Because I just finished asking, and I truly felt a moment of profound enlightenment. It pointed out an issue that I had long overlooked but which has been consistently influencing my judgment.

Such a question could at least save me from going through six months to a year of detours.

It's not an exaggeration at all.

Especially for those who have already chatted with AI hundreds or even thousands of times, you must give this a try. It might be easier than you are to uncover what you've been avoiding all along.

Hurry up and ask. Seriously.

If this actually happens, millions of American children could grow up owning a small piece of the space and AI industries. There are still plenty of unanswered questions about eligibility, taxes, and who would manage the shares. Do you think giving people direct ownership is a good way for tech companies to share the wealth created by AI?

I need someone here that is clever with creating memes to show Musk as a wolf in sheep's clothing. How many Americans do you think will buy into this manipulation of gifting? Certainly will be a huge tax write off for him in a charitable sense.

I just keep shaking my head that there is no end to the schemes these people come up with to sound like "look at what we are giving you" when in fact it's "haha...look at how we will/are controlling you."

Musk pledges to give a share of his SpaceX company to 'every kid in America'

It is too obvious who is more helpful to our country. Send all the commies here to Palestine.