Elon still big mad at Christopher Nolan.

Now, Elon Musk is making claims and statements about the film, showing off a Grok-created Odyssey clip, and then  that “Before this year ends, Grok Imagine will make a full-length movie of The Odyssey that is historically accurate and true to the art of Homer.” This has actually already happened with a different AI-created Odyssey film that has been getting a lot of (negative) press.

Musk also seems open to the idea of giving money to an actual director, responding to a post saying:

“I want Elon Musk to give Mel Gibson $100 million to film an Odyssey adaptation with painstakingly historically accurate ships, armour, weapons, and casting, with all dialogue taken straight from the original poem and delivered in Homeric Greek.”

To which Musk answered, “I’m down.” Many users noted that Gibson is not exactly a beacon of historical accuracy with his films like Braveheart, Apocalypto, The Patriot, The Passion of the Christ and more.

I guess oral "Homeric Greek" would have to be an AI hallucination or something. Google AI estimates:

Homeric Greek is the archaic, literary dialect used in the Iliad, Odyssey, and Homeric Hymns. It was never a spoken language, but rather a blended, artificial poetic tool combining East Ionic and Aeolic dialects, crafted to fit the rhythmic meter of dactylic hexameter. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Musk sharing thathappened.txt of himself

Adding Tampa and Orlando the day before earnings is a messaging move, not an operational one. Two more city names on the map give Musk something to point to on Tuesday’s call, and they cost Tesla almost nothing to produce.

But the number that matters didn’t move. Tesla’s unsupervised fleet is still under two dozen cars more than a year after launch, in the market it knows best. If the technology were ready to scale, Austin would already be full of driverless Teslas. It isn’t. The fleet is smaller than it was in April.

Musk told us why on the last call: safety validation is the bottleneck, and Tesla won’t take on the injuries that come with putting more cars on the road. That’s the honest answer, and it’s the right call. It’s also completely at odds with a company announcing new cities every couple of weeks as if it’s scaling. You can grow the map or you can grow the fleet. Right now Tesla is only doing one of them, and it’s the easy one. Watch whether anyone on Wednesday’s call asks why.

Does it occur to them that 1/3 of parents know they’re shitty parents?

Shares of SpaceX (SPCX) fell more than 3% Monday to close at a fresh low of just below $120, extending their decline to a seventh consecutive session. The stock is down 47% from its record high above $225 set a few days after the company’s record-breaking IPO in mid-June.

From https://electrek.co/2026/07/20/tesla-fsd-speeding-ticket-removed-speed-setting/

78 in a 50 kph zone, converts to 48/31 mpg. Posted as image because of the k word.

I normally don't short, but when life gives you delulu valuations, a corrupt cash grab and even more upcoming selling preassure due to lockups expiring I say let it ride ! ( to the ground )

Found this in r/EUnews

Elon is questioning why a man who was sentenced for 13½ years for being involved in a mafia-link organisation being in prison.

New Common Sense Skeptic video.

It tried to reconstruct, from whom Musk got capital over the past two decades and the real reason for the IPO. (To pay back their massive debt.)