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Morgan Freeman on Elon Musk:
"I'm a huge fan of Elon Musk. I think he's got the most incredibly forward-thinking ideas about where we can go technologically."
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We pay for outstanding performance – not for promises.
In 2018, shareholders approved a groundbreaking CEO Performance Award that delivered extraordinary value.
At our Annual Meeting on November 6, Tesla shareholders can vote on a pay-for-performance plan designed to drive our next era of transformational growth and value creation. Seven years ago, @ElonMusk had to deliver billions to shareholders – now it’s trillions.
This plan creates a path for Elon to secure voting rights and will retain him as a leader of the company for many years to come. But as explained below, Elon only receives voting rights after he has delivered economic value to you.
Your vote matters. Vote “FOR” Proposal 4!
For instructions on how to vote, please refer to your proxy materials or visit votetesla.com
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This is fake – that’s not our screen.
Tesla does NOT disable vehicles remotely.
This video is going viral of a Cybertruck “de-activated” in the middle of the road. What’s wild is a lot of people are believing it. People’s hate for Tesla and Elon Musk seems to shadow their critical thinking skills.
It’s likely a YouTube video or something just playing on full screen to look like a legitimate error.
It says “return to dealer.” Tesla doesn’t even operate under the dealership business model. There is no such thing as a Tesla Dealership. Tesla would never use that type of terminology.
What’s even more wild is someone would just park their Cybertruck in the middle of the road for a publicity stunt.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This video is fake. Debunked by Tesla, the screen isn’t even the Cybertruck screen. It doesn’t use the Tesla font, and there is no reason for Tesla to refer to the Cybertruck as “Tesla Cybertruck”
Tesla doesn’t de-activate cars.
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This is the greatest argument I’ve heard for why electric vehicles are better than gasoline-powered cars.
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The Visitors (Made with Veo 3).
Humans react to alien visitors. This mini project was completed in 8 hours, from start to finish, by one person. The tools I used are listed at the end of the video.
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Here’s what Ronald Reagan said about the Department of Education in 1980.
President Reagan would be proud of President Trump today.
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Some people are mad at Trump for showing off Teslas at the White House today, but in 2021, Biden held an EV summit and invited GM, Ford, and Stellantis—but not Tesla. He showed off an all-electric Hummer EV and a Jeep Wrangler Hybrid.
Teslas are the #1 most American-made cars. Unlike GM, Ford, and Stellantis, every Tesla sold in America is built in America by American workers. Tesla's Fremont factory in California is the single most productive auto plant in North America.
When you buy a Tesla, you are buying the best product, the safest vehicles, and supporting American jobs as well as a company doing more than any other for the environment and to push sustainable energy forward.
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This is fake news and anyone with a pulse knows it!
We are NOT removing images of the Enola Gay or any other pictures that honor the legacy of our warfighters.
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We are obviously NOT removing images of the Enola Gay or any other pictures for that matter that honor the legacy of our warfighters.
And any suggestion that we are is ridiculous & false.
NEW
The Pentagon’s DEI purge has led to photos of the B-29 bomber the Enola Gay to be marked for deletion.
Photos of soldiers who happen to have the last name “Gay” are also marked for deletion.
Full Story: bit.ly/3F4FOKK
ALT “Black and white photograph of Col. Paul Tibbets standing in front of the nose of the B-29 Superfortress bomber Enola Gay. The aircraft’s name is painted in bold letters on the fuselage, along with the number 82. Tibbets, wearing a military uniform and cap, is smiling. The Enola Gay was the plane he piloted when it dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945. The image is a historical U.S. Air Force photo.”