Elon Musk Breaks Rank, Rages Against Donald Trump's Tariffs Is the honeymoon over?

[rough diamond]

53 minutes ago, Screaming said:

People need to love the Trump and even Musk.

I suggest that you do not need to tell people what they need to do.

That is a pair that only idiots can love.

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1 hour ago, Screaming said:

Even the most perfect marriage has differences of opinions. Both Trump and Musk are masters of their trade and might approach a situation in a different light. Complaining everyday about Trump and Musk will bring ones blood pressure up and is not good for ones health. People need to love the Trump and even Musk. Breath in, breath out and enjoy that Trump is making American great again.

Trumpists might believe that Trump and Musk love them back. But the truth is, they're really getting f***ed.

[jerrymahoney]

1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

I love MUSK, and I will always love Elon.

I love his mind.

 

With apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806 –1861)

How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.

Uh well, let me see, there's always ...

Can you repeat the question?

[sammieuk1]

Almost up to date 🤔

 

 

[Tidal wave]

4 minutes ago, sammieuk1 said:

Almost up to date 🤔

 

 

That is very funny did Elon make it? 

[GammaGlobulin]

1 hour ago, jerrymahoney said:

With apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806 –1861)

How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.

Uh well, let me see, there's always ...

Can you repeat the question?

 

Actually, when speaking of Elon, the ways are just to numerous to count.

 

[jerrymahoney]

28 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Actually, when speaking of Elon, the ways are just to numerous to count.

 

Then maybe this will help:

[GammaGlobulin]

4 hours ago, samtam said:

"Tesla relies on China for a significant portion of its battery supply chain, with nearly 40% of its battery material suppliers being Chinese companies. Additionally, Tesla's Gigafactory in Shanghai is a major production hub, with over 95% of components supplied to the plant being made in China." 

 

An EV doesn't really go very far without a battery.

 

It can.

And, it does!

 

 The current location is 229,893,943 miles (369,978,553 km, 2.473 AU, 20.57 light minutes) from Earth...!!!

https://www.whereisroadster.com/

 

And, Starman is listening to what, exactly????

 

 

 

GO....ELON....!!!!!

 

(We love Bowie, almost as much...too!!!!)

 

 

 

We LOVE You, Elon...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

[thaibeachlovers]

17 hours ago, samtam said:

"Tesla relies on China for a significant portion of its battery supply chain, with nearly 40% of its battery material suppliers being Chinese companies. Additionally, Tesla's Gigafactory in Shanghai is a major production hub, with over 95% of components supplied to the plant being made in China." 

 

An EV doesn't really go very far without a battery.

Had they gone the hydrogen route there would be no need to build anything in China, no need to use raw materials sourced from dodgy labour places, no need for highly polluting batteries at end of life, and no need for long charging times ( if one can even find a charge point ), and need to increase electricity production, or suffer blackouts.

 

Battery cars are going to be the VHS of the car world, once common sense occurs.

 

For those that haven't woken up yet, hydrogen is a proven technology and already in use in some places. Some years ago, I saw London buses that ran on hydrogen. They have hybrid buses now, but the motor is always starting and stopping, so the batteries are not very good.

[Andrew Dwyer]

8 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Had they gone the hydrogen route there would be no need to build anything in China, no need to use raw materials sourced from dodgy labour places, no need for highly polluting batteries at end of life, and no need for long charging times ( if one can even find a charge point ), and need to increase electricity production, or suffer blackouts.

 

Battery cars are going to be the VHS of the car world, once common sense occurs.

 

For those that haven't woken up yet, hydrogen is a proven technology and already in use in some places. Some years ago, I saw London buses that ran on hydrogen. They have hybrid buses now, but the motor is always starting and stopping, so the batteries are not very good.

Totally clueless 😂

[thaibeachlovers]

5 minutes ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Totally clueless 😂

Any explanation for your fatuous and silly post? I won't hold my breath waiting.

[OJAS]

15 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Some years ago, I saw London buses that ran on hydrogen. They have hybrid buses now, but the motor is always starting and stopping, so the batteries are not very good.

 

The fleet is made up of low- and zero-emission (at the tailpipe) buses, including electric, hydrogen, diesel and hybrid buses, all of which all meet Euro VI emission standards.

 

https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/buses/improving-buses?intcmp=42923#cleaner