Elons Little Plan

captainmorgan

captainmorgan

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Thought it was time to see if most people know about Elons plan. I think he wants to be the worlds most powerful man, genius often means crazy. He controls tesla,telsa solar,tesla powerwalls and he can control and communicate with all 3 with his tesla satellite internet network. He will become a electric utility provider for the grid in every country on the planet if he is allowed. He will control the power flow from solar panels to car and home batteries with his satellite network and use super computer AI to manage the surplus for sale to the grid. The beauty of the plan is the public pays for the infrastructure upfront.
 
captainmorgan

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I almost chipped in $100 to help. I have a unreliable 5mb DSL connection, only other option is a equally crappy, slow and expensive satellite connection. Elons satellite internet service sounded like a better option, high speed internet at the same price as the slow crappy satellite network. Problem is at the time it was a 1 year waiting list, it's even longer now but they wanted a $100 deposit. He's using that money as a loan to help build the network but he's giving himself priority status for the network to control his little empire. Should 1 man control so much power over the planet, you know how fond of rules and laws he is.
 
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Elon Musk offered teen $5K to shut down Twitter account tracking his private flights: report
Jack Sweeney runs 15 flight-tracking accounts using a bot he created that automatically posts when a celebrity’s flight leaves or lands at an airport.
Sweeney’s account tracking Musk’s flights has the most followers, with more than 97,000, and its popularity led Musk to send a direct message to Sweeney.

“I don’t love the idea of being shot by a nutcase,” Musk said in the message, offering $5,000 for Sweeney to take it down, according to Protocol.

“Any chance to up that to $50k? It would be great support in college and would possibly allow me to get a car maybe even a Model 3,” Sweeney responded back.

The last exchange between Musk and Sweeney occurred a week ago, when Sweeney said he would delete the account for no money if Musk gave him an internship. The teenager said Musk has not opened the message yet.

Sweeny explained to Musk how he was able to find publicly available data regarding his private jet to create an algorithm that automatically posts the status of Musk's plane on Twitter. Although the status of Musk's flights is public information, only those will high knowledge of the industry would understand where to find it, according to Protocol.
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Elon Musk offered teen $5K to shut down Twitter account tracking his private flights: report

Tesla CEO Elon Musk offered $5,000 to a 19-year-old to shut down a Twitter account that tracks his private flights, the teenager told Protocol. Jack Sweeney runs 15 flight-tracking accounts us…
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Elon Musk offered teen $5K to shut down Twitter account tracking his private flights: report
Jack Sweeney runs 15 flight-tracking accounts using a bot he created that automatically posts when a celebrity’s flight leaves or lands at an airport.
Sweeney’s account tracking Musk’s flights has the most followers, with more than 97,000, and its popularity led Musk to send a direct message to Sweeney.

“I don’t love the idea of being shot by a nutcase,” Musk said in the message, offering $5,000 for Sweeney to take it down, according to Protocol.

“Any chance to up that to $50k? It would be great support in college and would possibly allow me to get a car maybe even a Model 3,” Sweeney responded back.

The last exchange between Musk and Sweeney occurred a week ago, when Sweeney said he would delete the account for no money if Musk gave him an internship. The teenager said Musk has not opened the message yet.

Sweeny explained to Musk how he was able to find publicly available data regarding his private jet to create an algorithm that automatically posts the status of Musk's plane on Twitter. Although the status of Musk's flights is public information, only those will high knowledge of the industry would understand where to find it, according to Protocol.
thehill.com

Elon Musk offered teen $5K to shut down Twitter account tracking his private flights: report

Tesla CEO Elon Musk offered $5,000 to a 19-year-old to shut down a Twitter account that tracks his private flights, the teenager told Protocol. Jack Sweeney runs 15 flight-tracking accounts us…
thehill.com thehill.com
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Smart kid. Elon should hire him.
 
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schuylaar

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captainmorgan said:
I almost chipped in $100 to help. I have a unreliable 5mb DSL connection, only other option is a equally crappy, slow and expensive satellite connection. Elons satellite internet service sounded like a better option, high speed internet at the same price as the slow crappy satellite network. Problem is at the time it was a 1 year waiting list, it's even longer now but they wanted a $100 deposit. He's using that money as a loan to help build the network but he's giving himself priority status for the network to control his little empire. Should 1 man control so much power over the planet, you know how fond of rules and laws he is.
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Agreed.

Also, they all use your money now. Example: Starbucks- to receive loyalty items you must deposit money on Starbucks app:finger:
 
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captainmorgan said:
Thought it was time to see if most people know about Elons plan. I think he wants to be the worlds most powerful man, genius often means crazy. He controls tesla,telsa solar,tesla powerwalls and he can control and communicate with all 3 with his tesla satellite internet network. He will become a electric utility provider for the grid in every country on the planet if he is allowed. He will control the power flow from solar panels to car and home batteries with his satellite network and use super computer AI to manage the surplus for sale to the grid. The beauty of the plan is the public pays for the infrastructure upfront.
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I'm afraid..very afraid.
 
0potato0

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He tried to buy Tesla for 420 per share and twitter for 54.20 per share. Man is the world's richest stoner trolling for shits and giggles and you are afraid of HIM? Not the people lying to you 24/7?
 
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He tried to buy Tesla for 420 per share and twitter for 54.20 per share. Man is the world's richest stoner trolling for shits and giggles and you are afraid of HIM? Not the people lying to you 24/7?
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He has not even got started. And considering a large portion of people get their news from social media there is room for concern. Just like Murdoch has done with Fox, and them lying to the people 24/7.
 
HGCC

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I saw him on Joe Rogan. That's not a stoner. Dudes a narc. He's the guy that puts on a grateful dead shirt and doesn't inhale.

Looked like the piano player in reefer madness.

Personally I think its all funny. Sounds great, let's do this. Worth noting though, I am a supporter of and also proposing acceleration towards the collapse of the state so cultural Marxism can take hold, socialism perhaps.
 
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0potato0 said:
No one is forcing you or anyone to read or follow tweets of people you don't agree or like with its called free speech for a reason.
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I do not follow anyone, have no Twitter account and only spend time on Facebook in a medical group and a few construction related groups. But that does not change the fact that a small number of people put out a lot of misinformation that then ends up having a detrimental effect on society. I am saddened by the fact that a large portion of the general population does not fact check information and will believe what is fed them. A person I worked with closely for years is a good example, actually a few of them in our shop. Like Palm Oil. Killing gorillas to get oil from their palms. No shit, a guy in a technical field does not bother to think things through enough to realize you can not get enough palm oil from gorillas to stick in a bottle.

Free speech is fine but yelling fire in a packed theatre is one example of saying what you want has consequences for others. Sure the people in the theatre can just ignore you but what if you are telling the truth? Or what if there is no fire and everyone believes you? There are limits placed on free speech. The social media channels hold great power in society, sad but true. And without limits unscrupulous people can use that power for personal gain with no regard what the effects on society is. And that can be a danger to society.
 
0potato0

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That is just your idea as to which way the society should be moving or what is detrimental to it and silencing other people's ideas doesn't make your idea more right just the only one allowed. The end result of that is a totalitarian state where only only part of the population get to speak or where everyone only gets to repeat the allowed idea.
 
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0potato0 said:
That is just your idea as to which way the society should be moving or what is detrimental to it and silencing other people's ideas doesn't make your idea more right just the only one allowed. The end result of that is a totalitarian state where only only part of the population get to speak or where everyone only gets to repeat the allowed idea.
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Musk doesn't help your concern though, possibly the opposite. He's a narcissist that seeks attention on twitter, and those types tend to be more controlling of anything which criticizes their awesomeness.
 
HGCC

HGCC

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People aren't able to discern facts vs opinions anymore. It is what it is. We should just embrace it and run hog wild with that shit.

Worth noting, freedom of speech is a government based right. Twitter isn't covered since our government doesn't run private businesses. What gets complained about is closer to people being mad you kick them out of your house if you don't like what they say.

All kidding aside, with the full on free speech for all for everything, what do you with people spouting fraudulent information for personal gain? I can make solid some pretty solid arguments that I should be able to defraud elderly people under the guise of free speech.

You could robocall out this:
It's my firm belief the robots are coming for you old people. You can't escape, their robot hands are made of metal. They will steal your heart medicine, it gives them fuel. You must send me 99.99. This amount will be safe and fully invested under the expertise of our professionals, its an investment for your grand kids.
 
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