WEBVTT 00:00.031 --> 00:01.436 [SPEAKER_03]: Hey everybody, I'm Zach, and I'm Jesse. 00:01.456 --> 00:03.704 [SPEAKER_03]: You watch until the time news episode 6507 on now, you know? 00:22.970 --> 00:30.653 [SPEAKER_03]: So Tesla has a new dedicated live virtual power plant dashboard for multiple regions, California, Texas, New England, Australia, and Puerto Rico. 00:30.753 --> 00:37.916 [SPEAKER_03]: In total, Tesla has 226,000 homes participating with the total capacity of 2.3 gigawatts. 00:38.176 --> 00:41.018 [SPEAKER_03]: Hey, this was yesterday evening during that heat wave. 00:41.158 --> 00:42.738 [SPEAKER_03]: Is one of those blue dots our house? 00:42.958 --> 00:43.319 [SPEAKER_03]: It is. 00:43.699 --> 00:50.942 [SPEAKER_03]: We were one of the 5,016 homes in New England providing 60 megawatts of power to our neighbors during peak demand from 6pm to 8pm. 00:51.142 --> 00:51.342 [SPEAKER_03]: Wow. 00:51.802 --> 00:57.145 [SPEAKER_03]: So if you live anywhere in the area and your house is cool during that time, you can very welcome. 00:57.546 --> 00:59.707 [SPEAKER_03]: And the fleetsize here in New England is growing. 00:59.907 --> 01:00.167 [SPEAKER_03]: Wow. 01:00.327 --> 01:05.811 [SPEAKER_03]: And you can see not just New England, but the five power plants, like we said, California, Texas, Puerto Rico, Australia, in New England. 01:05.931 --> 01:07.812 [SPEAKER_03]: So how many homes are produced bedding worldwide? 01:08.132 --> 01:09.872 [SPEAKER_03]: 224,985. 01:10.653 --> 01:12.653 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's get it up to 225,000, shall we? 01:12.873 --> 01:15.174 [SPEAKER_03]: That's 2.3 gigawatts of power walls. 01:15.654 --> 01:17.794 [SPEAKER_03]: And we get paid during these events, right? 01:17.874 --> 01:22.376 [SPEAKER_03]: We do quite well, in fact, $275 per kilowatt discharge. 01:22.716 --> 01:26.737 [SPEAKER_03]: I get paid thousands of dollars a year just to have batteries in your house. 01:26.757 --> 01:29.277 [SPEAKER_03]: Just to have batteries that I don't even remember there. 01:29.317 --> 01:31.958 [SPEAKER_04]: And they just go quietly, click, and then you start getting paid. 01:32.518 --> 01:32.858 [SPEAKER_04]: That's right. 01:32.999 --> 01:33.399 [SPEAKER_04]: Pretty cool. 01:33.539 --> 01:34.140 [SPEAKER_04]: Pretty that's too cool. 01:34.220 --> 01:36.462 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like if you own a gas-peaker plant. 01:36.702 --> 01:38.764 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, except with a gas-peaker plant, you go a little out. 01:38.804 --> 01:41.807 [SPEAKER_02]: But the gas, we need the, we need to build a pipeline. 01:41.847 --> 01:44.409 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god, it's working down in front of me. 01:44.829 --> 01:47.292 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god, the turning on their AC's right now. 01:47.352 --> 01:48.533 [SPEAKER_02]: I gotta get it working. 01:48.873 --> 01:51.214 [SPEAKER_03]: Visit Tesla.com slash VPP to learn more. 01:51.854 --> 01:57.315 [SPEAKER_03]: So Tesla MegaPak posted our first MegaPaks with made in America, LFP cells are on their way to customers. 01:57.415 --> 02:03.516 [SPEAKER_03]: These domestic cells are manufactured at our facility in Sparks, Nevada, and integrated into MegaPaks from our MegaFactory in California. 02:03.596 --> 02:07.997 [SPEAKER_03]: This is a significant milestone for domestic cell manufacturing and energy security. 02:08.158 --> 02:13.839 [SPEAKER_04]: This is a big deal because of the Section 45X advanced manufacturing production credit. 02:13.959 --> 02:18.360 [SPEAKER_04]: This production tax credit goes to manufacturers that produce qualifying battery components 02:18.800 --> 02:19.340 [SPEAKER_04]: at its states. 02:19.581 --> 02:23.003 [SPEAKER_03]: And I know a lot of you might be saying, like, tax credits, that's a boring who cares. 02:23.043 --> 02:30.908 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, it provides up to $35 per kilowatt hour of capacity for battery sales and an additional $10 per kilowatt hour for battery modules. 02:31.068 --> 02:32.129 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's do the math showy. 02:32.149 --> 02:37.832 [SPEAKER_03]: That's roughly $175,000 to $225,000 per megapack depending on which megapack it is. 02:37.973 --> 02:40.494 [SPEAKER_03]: So for the old megapacks, megapack twos, that would be $175,000. 02:40.514 --> 02:42.916 [SPEAKER_03]: So the megapack threes, that would be $225,000, that money goes directly to Tesla. 02:46.458 --> 02:58.304 [SPEAKER_04]: A separate domestic content bonus up to 10 percentage points on the investment tax credit primarily benefits the project owner or developer who installs the Megapack not Tesla itself unless Tesla retains ownership. 02:58.404 --> 03:06.167 [SPEAKER_03]: And so Megapack sells for roughly a million dollars, so this is a huge percentage of that cost goes to Tesla and the developer because they're using American-made products. 03:06.367 --> 03:06.948 [SPEAKER_03]: That's really cool. 03:07.588 --> 03:25.890 [SPEAKER_03]: So the Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy has directed Nitsa to make the following autonomous vehicle policy changes and I won't read them all their little boring, but basically they're going to fast track rules and they're going to be making exemptions so that you don't have to worry about if your car was made before this rule goes into effect and they're making a special one for zooks. 03:26.090 --> 03:27.872 [SPEAKER_04]: Why does zooks get special attention? 03:28.152 --> 03:40.346 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, Zook's cars have no driver seat, no accelerator pedal, no brake pedal, no steering wheel, so they're not really cars in the traditional sense, so they needed kind of a break because they were never really falling under the definition of a car. 03:40.827 --> 03:43.269 [SPEAKER_03]: Also, Amazon owns them, so I'm sure they pulled some strength. 03:43.950 --> 03:47.992 [SPEAKER_03]: So during the last Tesla earnings call we heard that Tesla intends to increase solar panel production. 03:48.152 --> 03:51.873 [SPEAKER_04]: It sounded like they might be talking about a hundred gigawatts of solar a year. 03:52.053 --> 03:55.514 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and now I think we learned where they will be building it or at least a lot of it. 03:55.715 --> 04:02.497 [SPEAKER_03]: These are the job postings for all kinds of solar engineers and managers now at Tesla's new solar factory in Brookshire, Texas. 04:02.517 --> 04:10.040 [SPEAKER_04]: Tesla's new 1.6 million square foot megah factory there will be making megapack threes with start of volume production scheduled for later this year. 04:10.300 --> 04:14.262 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's super exciting, because he talked about it and everyone was like, why are they building it? 04:14.663 --> 04:15.123 [SPEAKER_03]: Now we know. 04:15.343 --> 04:16.684 [SPEAKER_04]: So, now you know. 04:16.824 --> 04:17.544 [SPEAKER_03]: That's really neat. 04:18.185 --> 04:22.627 [SPEAKER_03]: So Tesla Manufacturing posted 10 years of gigant of out of this week, congratulations to our entire team. 04:22.727 --> 04:26.689 [SPEAKER_03]: A decade of building battery-packed, drive units, LFP cells, and Tesla semi. 04:26.830 --> 04:28.550 [SPEAKER_03]: Next decade will be even bigger. 04:28.691 --> 04:29.791 [SPEAKER_04]: There's Elon on the roof. 04:29.851 --> 04:30.872 [SPEAKER_04]: Remember when he's out of the roof? 04:31.272 --> 04:32.052 [SPEAKER_04]: 10 years, huh? 04:32.073 --> 04:32.573 [SPEAKER_04]: That's amazing. 04:33.153 --> 04:34.554 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, time for the cyber-truck round-up. 04:34.894 --> 04:35.495 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah! 04:36.275 --> 04:37.216 [SPEAKER_03]: This cyber-truck round-up. 04:37.456 --> 04:41.619 [SPEAKER_03]: And all of you cyber-truck owners out there who were worried about the PCS electronic fix. 04:41.699 --> 04:51.627 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, cyber-truck responded with identified PCS electronics in pre-1226 cyber-trucks that do not meet our reliability standards and have made design changes to address this in newer vehicles. 04:51.847 --> 04:53.188 [SPEAKER_03]: Next steps for existing owners. 04:53.348 --> 05:04.892 [SPEAKER_03]: Model Year 2026, the PCS warranty is now standard at 7 years or 70,000 miles, model year 2024 in 25, that's us, PCS warranty extended to 8 years or 150,000 miles. 05:05.092 --> 05:11.173 [SPEAKER_03]: Starting in the next few weeks, we will reimburse any charges for those who already required a PCS replacement and paid out of pocket. 05:11.213 --> 05:14.254 [SPEAKER_03]: We're working on increasing supply chain availability of this improved version. 05:14.374 --> 05:23.017 [SPEAKER_03]: As an immediate remedy, we've rolled out a software update so you can keep supercharging even if a PCS failure occurs and have enabled free supercharging for trucks waiting for part availability. 05:23.217 --> 05:24.757 [SPEAKER_03]: What is this talking about, exactly? 05:24.817 --> 05:25.978 [SPEAKER_03]: Because you had it happen to you. 05:26.418 --> 05:26.698 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 05:26.938 --> 05:29.658 [SPEAKER_04]: So one day, it was a cold. 05:30.138 --> 05:31.999 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a cold, it was a cold day. 05:32.079 --> 05:35.019 [SPEAKER_04]: It was cold, I believe it was in January or December. 05:35.500 --> 05:40.501 [SPEAKER_04]: And I was heading to a supercharger and I knew that my battery was cold because I just said to go to the supercharger. 05:40.541 --> 05:44.561 [SPEAKER_04]: So I was on the highway and I was basically warming up the battery pack. 05:44.881 --> 05:45.622 [SPEAKER_04]: How are you doing that? 05:45.822 --> 05:46.762 [SPEAKER_04]: You accelerate. 05:47.402 --> 05:48.062 [SPEAKER_04]: Keep in it, legal. 05:48.302 --> 05:52.143 [SPEAKER_04]: You accelerate a lot and then you regent break and then you accelerate a lot and then you regent break. 05:52.163 --> 05:53.364 [SPEAKER_04]: So I heated everything up. 05:53.484 --> 05:54.724 [SPEAKER_04]: I was warming some stuff up. 05:54.744 --> 05:56.304 [SPEAKER_04]: Then I super charged a lot. 05:56.544 --> 06:01.106 [SPEAKER_04]: Luckily I super charged a lot because as soon as I was done super charging it said you can't charge a car anymore. 06:01.786 --> 06:03.386 [SPEAKER_04]: And I was like, I'm going to call a Tesla. 06:03.406 --> 06:05.807 [SPEAKER_04]: So I called Tesla and they were like, okay, bring in your car. 06:05.947 --> 06:06.907 [SPEAKER_04]: I brought it in and had it fixed. 06:06.987 --> 06:07.788 [SPEAKER_04]: So it was all paid for. 06:07.928 --> 06:08.128 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 06:08.328 --> 06:10.228 [SPEAKER_04]: So luckily I had it fully charged. 06:10.248 --> 06:11.529 [SPEAKER_03]: So I had enough range to get it there. 06:11.569 --> 06:13.189 [SPEAKER_03]: Otherwise we would have had to tell it, which sort of stuff. 06:13.209 --> 06:13.269 [SPEAKER_03]: So, 06:13.329 --> 06:18.732 [SPEAKER_03]: So hopefully this will, as they've now identified the problem, hopefully this won't be happening much, and if it happens to you, they'll pay for it. 06:18.752 --> 06:18.892 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 06:19.412 --> 06:20.933 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, it's not for some SpaceX news. 06:21.153 --> 06:21.934 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon posted this. 06:22.074 --> 06:22.714 [SPEAKER_03]: Hot staging. 06:22.874 --> 06:23.595 [SPEAKER_03]: Check that out. 06:23.675 --> 06:24.755 [SPEAKER_03]: I thought that was CGI. 06:24.956 --> 06:25.256 [SPEAKER_03]: I know. 06:25.336 --> 06:27.637 [SPEAKER_03]: I know that I watched it, but I just... That's so cool. 06:27.757 --> 06:28.538 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's crazy. 06:28.698 --> 06:31.659 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon posted this, Starship in Space, as seen by Starlink. 06:31.739 --> 06:39.564 [SPEAKER_03]: And if you're wondering how we're looking at this right now, SpaceX said the view of Starship in Space from Starlink version 3 satellites on Flight 13, this composite is made of imagery from 06:41.865 --> 06:52.512 [SPEAKER_03]: Six of the satellites were equipped with cameras to scan Starship's heat shield and transmit imagery down to operations to continue testing methods of analyzing Starship's heat shield readiness for return to launch site on future missions. 06:52.652 --> 06:53.953 [SPEAKER_03]: So this is a composite pretty cool. 06:54.073 --> 06:58.375 [SPEAKER_03]: Any long later, put it to Moonlight Sonata, but we can't because that's copper at the exact same. 06:58.395 --> 06:59.176 [SPEAKER_03]: So you can do it at home. 06:59.276 --> 07:01.097 [SPEAKER_03]: Who the hell wrote Moonlight Sonata? 07:01.217 --> 07:01.798 [SPEAKER_03]: Debussy? 07:01.838 --> 07:03.359 [SPEAKER_03]: He's still getting collecting royalties? 07:03.439 --> 07:05.500 [SPEAKER_03]: No, the performers copyrights complicated. 07:05.740 --> 07:07.281 [SPEAKER_03]: Quick quits for all you SpaceX fans. 07:07.462 --> 07:10.564 [SPEAKER_03]: What are we looking at in this video from NASASpaceFlight.com? 07:10.684 --> 07:11.264 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, that's easy. 07:11.285 --> 07:13.326 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the Starship Blanche Tower at Starbase. 07:13.506 --> 07:14.567 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, you're right about the first part. 07:14.667 --> 07:16.789 [SPEAKER_03]: It is the Starship Blanche Tower, but where is it? 07:16.809 --> 07:17.689 [SPEAKER_03]: Starbase Texas? 07:17.730 --> 07:22.353 [SPEAKER_03]: No, that is the new one at Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. 07:22.673 --> 07:23.514 [SPEAKER_03]: How exciting is that? 07:23.654 --> 07:24.535 [SPEAKER_03]: So now there's two. 07:24.615 --> 07:25.195 [SPEAKER_03]: There's two. 07:25.476 --> 07:26.797 [SPEAKER_01]: No, there are two of them. 07:27.357 --> 07:29.941 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, so I want to ask you, Jesse, what's up with Starship 40, right? 07:30.021 --> 07:31.263 [SPEAKER_03]: It's floating around the Indian Ocean. 07:31.423 --> 07:34.107 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so it's still floating, which is crazy. 07:34.127 --> 07:37.392 [SPEAKER_04]: Because I just want to remind you, they didn't build a boat ship. 07:37.592 --> 07:37.753 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 07:37.793 --> 07:39.455 [SPEAKER_04]: They built a star ship. 07:39.515 --> 07:39.655 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 07:39.675 --> 07:41.779 [SPEAKER_04]: Turns out starships, I guess, my boat. 07:42.960 --> 07:50.202 [SPEAKER_04]: So SpaceX has dispatched two vessels, the Schimmer Tide and the Normand Ranger from Dampier Australia. 07:50.582 --> 08:01.745 [SPEAKER_04]: So it appears from satellite imagery that toll lines have been attached to Starship and that active towing operations towards a western Australian port likely the Dampier or port-handled area are underway. 08:01.905 --> 08:12.634 [SPEAKER_04]: So when will it get back to port the slow open ocean toe estimated at around 3 to 5 knots is expected to take roughly 10 to 12 days with a possible arrival around August 11 through 12. 08:12.694 --> 08:14.035 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't wait to see it coming for it. 08:14.135 --> 08:20.000 [SPEAKER_04]: What's exciting to me is that this has gone to space come back floated in the ocean and then somebody got that touch. 08:20.020 --> 08:22.041 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's I don't know why that's so cool. 08:22.261 --> 08:23.923 [SPEAKER_04]: They got to touch it and they hooked on it. 08:23.963 --> 08:25.504 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we're all gonna get to touch it. 08:25.564 --> 08:26.705 [SPEAKER_04]: I hope they really put it. 08:26.825 --> 08:28.587 [SPEAKER_04]: I really really really hope so. 08:28.647 --> 08:30.268 [SPEAKER_04]: I feel like they have to yeah, right at the 08:30.348 --> 08:33.811 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a lot of people are like, Oh, they're gonna have to turn it down, they're gonna sink it. 08:33.871 --> 08:35.793 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like, no, I think they're gonna bring it back. 08:35.813 --> 08:37.395 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, if he's paying to take it back. 08:37.555 --> 08:37.815 [SPEAKER_04]: Right. 08:38.015 --> 08:42.900 [SPEAKER_03]: So ahead of SpaceX is upcoming first earnings call this Tuesday on August 4th at 330 Central. 08:42.980 --> 08:46.363 [SPEAKER_03]: SpaceX investors can go to this website and ask questions. 08:46.583 --> 08:47.604 [SPEAKER_03]: Don't you have to be an investor? 08:47.704 --> 08:50.467 [SPEAKER_03]: No, it appears that it's open to the public and it's powered by Grock. 08:50.627 --> 08:54.909 [SPEAKER_03]: So you can ask the question if it's already been asked, I guess, grock will factor that in or something that should be fun. 08:54.969 --> 08:58.391 [SPEAKER_03]: So yeah, go ask your questions so that maybe Elon will answer it on Tuesday. 08:58.471 --> 09:05.034 [SPEAKER_03]: I heard that one of them was, couldn't we paint the rocket pink maybe we get this is maybe why we don't open up questions to the public. 09:05.174 --> 09:05.474 [SPEAKER_03]: I see. 09:06.115 --> 09:08.055 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, maybe we keep it to you on answers. 09:08.116 --> 09:08.676 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't you, chair. 09:09.276 --> 09:13.138 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't so don't ask stupid questions like that because you might ruin it for everybody else. 09:13.358 --> 09:16.983 [SPEAKER_03]: So, you want more grock, but you don't want to spend $300 a month for supergrock heavy. 09:17.064 --> 09:19.808 [SPEAKER_03]: We'll space XAI just launched supergrock plus. 09:20.048 --> 09:27.419 [SPEAKER_03]: It costs $100 a month or $1000 a year, and it sits between supergrocks $30 a month plan and supergrock heavy's $300 a month plan. 09:27.679 --> 09:28.140 [SPEAKER_04]: Supergrock 09:28.560 --> 09:34.703 [SPEAKER_04]: includes everything in supergrock, plus significantly higher usage limits on chat, image, and video generation. 09:35.144 --> 09:40.106 [SPEAKER_04]: Voice and build tools along with faster replies, priority access during peak times. 09:40.587 --> 09:45.289 [SPEAKER_04]: One prompt, app creation with one tap deployment and early feature access. 09:45.349 --> 09:50.052 [SPEAKER_03]: We may need this because just this morning, I got to 75% of my weekly usage. 09:50.552 --> 09:51.853 [SPEAKER_03]: So it's Sunday. 09:51.913 --> 09:52.393 [SPEAKER_03]: I know, I know. 09:52.413 --> 09:53.534 [SPEAKER_04]: When does it start? 09:53.574 --> 09:55.355 [SPEAKER_03]: It starts again a Monday, so maybe I'm okay. 09:55.375 --> 09:55.655 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 09:56.455 --> 10:02.158 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, speaking of Grock, if you use Grock Imagine in Minnesota to notify someone, and speaking of Grock. 10:03.919 --> 10:06.200 [SPEAKER_03]: SpaceX AI will now be fined up $2,500. 10:07.385 --> 10:13.769 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, a new law that Governor Tim Walts signed in May just went into effect yesterday. 10:14.149 --> 10:18.052 [SPEAKER_03]: It's the first in the nation law that bans notification technology. 10:18.292 --> 10:19.192 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, that's crazy. 10:19.413 --> 10:19.573 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 10:19.873 --> 10:24.096 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's why SpaceX AI filed a lawsuit to block it for being too broad. 10:24.256 --> 10:31.640 [SPEAKER_03]: But of course, US District Judge Dunvink of the US District Court for the District of Minnesota denied SpaceX AI's request. 10:31.940 --> 10:34.202 [SPEAKER_03]: The judge ruled there was little risk of immediate harm. 10:34.382 --> 10:37.103 [SPEAKER_03]: hearing on a preliminary injunction is set for August 19th. 10:37.303 --> 10:38.484 [SPEAKER_03]: But so let me get this straight. 10:38.564 --> 10:44.686 [SPEAKER_03]: If I lived in Minnesota, and I used Grok, imagine to draw a nude person, I'll get a $500,000 fine. 10:44.826 --> 10:45.626 [SPEAKER_03]: No, you won't get fine. 10:45.846 --> 10:46.747 [SPEAKER_03]: SpaceX AI will. 10:46.947 --> 10:47.147 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 10:47.447 --> 10:50.608 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep, Tim Walz's payback, I guess, for Elon ending his career. 10:50.768 --> 11:00.052 [SPEAKER_03]: Judge Frank wrote in his ruling the court respectfully denies the request for temporary restraining order before tomorrow, XAI filed a motion on July 29th, nearly three months after the law was signed. 11:00.312 --> 11:06.435 [SPEAKER_03]: And only three days before the law is set to take effect, such a delay in bringing the action and the motion suggests that harm is not immediate. 11:06.655 --> 11:07.755 [SPEAKER_04]: Harm is not immediate. 11:07.835 --> 11:11.157 [SPEAKER_04]: So what is SpaceX AI gonna do about this? 11:11.237 --> 11:14.098 [SPEAKER_03]: Because I mean, they could be getting half a million dollar fines every minute. 11:14.358 --> 11:22.663 [SPEAKER_03]: SpaceX AI appears to have put limitters on minisotans, so people who have tried this in minisota, they've tried new-defying things, they've gotten this message from grok. 11:22.723 --> 11:26.526 [SPEAKER_03]: I can't edit real people's photos from uploading or create new sexualized images. 11:26.826 --> 11:30.048 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that. 11:30.268 --> 11:36.293 [SPEAKER_04]: Now I understand that people might not like this but has Minnesota heard of the first amendment Apparently not again. 11:36.573 --> 11:37.574 [SPEAKER_04]: It's the first amendment. 11:37.594 --> 11:44.299 [SPEAKER_04]: You might be like, I don't like what that guy said right up Can they not sell playboy in Minnesota like what and how do they enforce this? 11:44.559 --> 11:46.121 [SPEAKER_04]: I've no idea how do they go where I'm at it? 11:46.421 --> 11:47.322 [SPEAKER_02]: I've been looking in my hand. 11:47.422 --> 11:48.623 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, hi, it was picking 11:49.350 --> 11:49.670 [SPEAKER_03]: I've no idea. 11:49.690 --> 11:51.492 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, it's time for the Patreon bonus story. 11:51.532 --> 11:55.254 [SPEAKER_03]: So join us on Patreon today because we have new stuff for given away today. 11:55.294 --> 11:58.497 [SPEAKER_03]: And the only people we're gonna find out today are people who go to Patreon. 11:58.537 --> 11:59.797 [SPEAKER_04]: Ooh, we're giving away four things. 12:00.018 --> 12:01.639 [SPEAKER_04]: Four things this month. 12:01.859 --> 12:05.361 [SPEAKER_04]: One of them is on your screen right now. 12:05.982 --> 12:06.943 [SPEAKER_04]: What could it be? 12:07.543 --> 12:08.504 [SPEAKER_00]: Open your eyes. 12:09.064 --> 12:10.065 [SPEAKER_00]: Maybe you'll see. 12:10.165 --> 12:11.105 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, we'll see you there. 12:12.006 --> 12:13.509 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, we're back for the Patreon bonus story. 12:13.529 --> 12:14.590 [SPEAKER_03]: It's time for the shoutouts. 12:14.610 --> 12:15.933 [SPEAKER_03]: These are the people that keep us going. 12:15.953 --> 12:16.554 [SPEAKER_03]: Who do you got today? 12:16.634 --> 12:21.542 [SPEAKER_04]: We've got Brad Stive, Dick Lindville, Jen's Crabble, Rick, Tennyson, and Tyler Fernandez. 12:21.562 --> 12:22.764 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you so much for supporting us. 12:22.784 --> 12:24.967 [SPEAKER_04]: We can't do this show without you. 12:25.007 --> 12:26.450 [SPEAKER_03]: Time for Elon's X's of the week. 12:28.902 --> 12:36.125 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon said given the AI from two years ago feels so old that it should be in a museum, then obviously AI two years from now will be mind-blowing. 12:36.285 --> 12:39.467 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon said Spain's entire budget will be destroyed by illegal migrants. 12:39.627 --> 12:48.931 [SPEAKER_03]: It's basic math if Spain offers free stuff to migrants that is above 90% of the living standard Earth, they create a forcing function for 90% of Earth to move to Spain, which is around 7 billion people. 12:49.011 --> 12:54.598 [SPEAKER_04]: then he once said all military age males means it's an invasion and he went on to say Europe is committing suicide. 12:54.699 --> 12:58.023 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, I don't know if you've seen this anywhere else, but most people haven't actually. 12:58.063 --> 13:01.648 [SPEAKER_04]: There were some surveys of Americans and most people had no idea this was going on. 13:01.668 --> 13:03.570 [SPEAKER_04]: In fact, most Europeans have no idea this is going on. 13:03.670 --> 13:03.871 [SPEAKER_03]: Right. 13:04.211 --> 13:10.874 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon reposted this from SpaceX ahead of our first earnings webcast investors' consummate questions using a new tool built with Grok, so we told you about that. 13:11.015 --> 13:18.398 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon said Starlink version 3 is a game changer, and AI is already superhuman at many things we are in the singularity, just not in Minnesota. 13:18.558 --> 13:29.564 [SPEAKER_03]: Anthropics says in a review of our cybersecurity of valuations we found three incidents in which a cloud model reached the internet from within or while interacting with a third-party evaluation environment, and then gained unauthorized access. 13:29.824 --> 13:33.727 [SPEAKER_04]: Elon says this will happen frequently as AI becomes smarter and more agentic. 13:33.747 --> 13:37.550 [SPEAKER_03]: Omar's catalog says Elon denies reports the Tesla is selling off giga-shang high. 13:37.650 --> 13:43.175 [SPEAKER_03]: As a side note, we cannot delete the posts if he denies the rumors as it makes it difficult for people to see what he's denying. 13:43.315 --> 13:46.157 [SPEAKER_04]: Elon said this has never even come up in a discussion ever. 13:46.377 --> 13:50.341 [SPEAKER_04]: Obserredly fake news, people should assume news is fake until prove another wise. 13:50.501 --> 13:54.504 [SPEAKER_04]: And then he said, have you not learned by now that the legacy mainstream news isn't real? 13:54.684 --> 13:57.006 [SPEAKER_04]: The the rumor was that they were going to start rumor. 13:57.026 --> 14:03.211 [SPEAKER_04]: Wall Street Journal posted an article about it that they were going to sell giga shenghai to who I don't know. 14:03.351 --> 14:04.232 [SPEAKER_04]: They're just going to sell it. 14:04.252 --> 14:04.993 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, it doesn't matter. 14:05.013 --> 14:05.533 [SPEAKER_04]: It's in China. 14:05.553 --> 14:09.096 [SPEAKER_04]: So they just Whoa, I guess Wall Street Journal now just makes up and publish it. 14:09.136 --> 14:14.781 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, Babylon B said California DMV worker requests interpreter to assist customers who speaks English. 14:15.101 --> 14:16.162 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, it said seriously 14:16.322 --> 14:31.691 [SPEAKER_03]: Brett Winton from Arkandes says a vastly underrated characteristic seemingly common across all of Elon's enterprises product capabilities continually improve even when they lie a scant to the primary vector of improvement for the company and Elon says product perfection produces prosperity. 14:31.831 --> 14:32.792 [SPEAKER_04]: Did he have AI right then? 14:32.892 --> 14:39.556 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon says you'll be alerted via x messaging if there is something you interacted with and perhaps thought was true later turned out to be untrue or 14:42.712 --> 14:48.874 [SPEAKER_03]: Paul Graham quoted, Hesus Fernandez, Villa Verde, the fertility collapse now underway has no historical precedent. 14:49.014 --> 14:56.057 [SPEAKER_04]: He once says, actually, this has happened in every civilization when there was both an extended period of prosperity and no perceived outside threat. 14:56.137 --> 15:04.159 [SPEAKER_04]: The ancient Romans discussed their fertility crisis hundreds of times in the Senate and tried many times to fix it with tax incentives and even punishment, but to no avail. 15:04.279 --> 15:04.759 [SPEAKER_04]: Punishment. 15:04.980 --> 15:05.820 [SPEAKER_03]: If you don't have kids! 15:06.818 --> 15:15.446 [SPEAKER_04]: Elon said Nigeria alone had 4 million more bursts than the entire EU last year, and then Elon said 21 out of 27 EU countries have more deaths than bursts. 15:15.786 --> 15:20.331 [SPEAKER_03]: Elon said China's biggest growth and electricity has come from solar which has by far the highest potential. 15:20.371 --> 15:28.138 [SPEAKER_03]: That said, I'm not against using natural gas power as a bridge to solar and even using it long term to some degree to help with the dip and solar power during the deep winter months. 15:28.338 --> 15:31.161 [SPEAKER_04]: Then Elon said, welcome to the singularity, how's the temperature? 15:31.281 --> 15:39.347 [SPEAKER_03]: And lastly, Elon said SpaceX is hiring exceptional engineering and skilled trades talent to build and operate the most powerful AI super computer clusters on and off Earth. 15:39.487 --> 15:45.911 [SPEAKER_03]: If interested, please email three bullet points demonstrating evidence of exceptional ability and your resume to data centers at SpaceX.com. 15:45.931 --> 15:47.392 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you think they need carpenters? 15:47.472 --> 15:49.353 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll send in my, I'll send in a couple of bullet points. 15:49.614 --> 15:51.895 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sure that you have a nice wooden staircase. 15:52.375 --> 15:53.456 [SPEAKER_04]: Is there any wood in there? 15:53.476 --> 15:54.397 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not going to build it. 15:54.477 --> 15:55.458 [SPEAKER_04]: That'd be really interesting. 15:55.478 --> 15:57.819 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, sorry for some supercharger reviews. 15:57.839 --> 16:00.081 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's see what people have found out there in the world is supercharger. 16:00.740 --> 16:05.002 [SPEAKER_01]: A supercharger is a supercharger, but a few superchargers are special. 16:05.202 --> 16:12.065 [SPEAKER_01]: One's the Tesla diner and another badge you can get is the one for the 168 charger Tesla Oasis. 16:12.385 --> 16:17.447 [SPEAKER_01]: It's located on Interstate 5 and North Current County just at Lost Hills. 16:17.547 --> 16:29.312 [SPEAKER_01]: The phenomenal design and ethos of the Tesla supercharger is to create a whole new kind of demonstration on what Tesla can do in terms of sustainable energy. 16:29.392 --> 16:30.352 [SPEAKER_01]: Here's the logo. 16:30.552 --> 16:37.359 [SPEAKER_01]: Tesla Oasis, you've been to the Tesla Oasis, and that's 11 megawatts of solar panels. 16:37.539 --> 16:44.005 [SPEAKER_01]: This supercharger is pretty much entirely off-grid with all those solar panels you are here. 16:44.245 --> 16:51.732 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, the Tesla Oasis, the world's largest micro-group supercharger, almost entirely off-grid. 16:51.932 --> 16:53.494 [SPEAKER_01]: 11 megawatts of power. 16:53.934 --> 17:00.656 [SPEAKER_01]: 164 supercharger version fours powered by a mega packed battery which is way over there. 17:00.796 --> 17:06.417 [SPEAKER_01]: The amenities you get here are the vending and restrooms, open 24-7 of course. 17:06.717 --> 17:11.878 [SPEAKER_01]: Ships, you can buy a lined-up Cypher truck for $30, rest of the cheapest there is. 17:12.158 --> 17:16.959 [SPEAKER_01]: It's phenomenal like it is because of its importance about a 9 out of 10. 17:17.239 --> 17:19.340 [SPEAKER_01]: And that is the Tesla Oasis. 17:19.600 --> 17:29.488 [SPEAKER_01]: On your way in between San Francisco and Los Angeles if Sacramento, you'll get a badge because this is important in the Kessla sustainable energy mission. 17:30.256 --> 17:31.879 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you so much for doing supercharger reviews. 17:31.899 --> 17:33.181 [SPEAKER_04]: We've got a map on our website. 17:33.201 --> 17:34.924 [SPEAKER_04]: We can upload your own and see everybody else's. 17:35.164 --> 17:36.166 [SPEAKER_03]: And thank you for joining us today. 17:36.186 --> 17:41.415 [SPEAKER_03]: Everybody, don't forget to head on over to Patreon because we've got some new stuff we're giving away for things, in fact. 17:41.936 --> 17:46.784 [SPEAKER_03]: And we won't tell you about them till later in the week, but if you join Patreon, now we'll tell you right now. 17:46.824 --> 17:47.125 [SPEAKER_03]: That's right. 17:47.165 --> 17:47.946 [SPEAKER_04]: I could know right now. 17:48.327 --> 17:50.090 [SPEAKER_03]: And we'll see you the rest of you guys on Tuesday. 17:50.350 --> 17:50.671 [SPEAKER_03]: Now you know.