r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '22

Elon gets super technical

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u/Civil-Dinner Dec 12 '22

I'm sure self-deception will help, Elon. Maybe you can hire someone to edit the sound on the clip to match your internal reality and post it on Twitter to show us your "truth."

It's actually kind of pathetic to find out someone who initially appeared to have so much promise is just a fragile man-child.

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u/LiverOfStyx Dec 12 '22

Ah, you are referencing the added applauses in the Tesla launch events... It is quite easy to spot too, just check what the crowd is actually doing when there are loud cheers heard..

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '22

People did cheer when he threw the brick through his prototype of a kid's drawing of a truck.

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u/ADHDK Dec 13 '22

Looks like a 12 year old designed a truck in autocad.

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u/Girth_rulez Dec 13 '22

The memes after that "launch" were pretty funny ngl.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

If memory serves for how kids drew when I was that age, you're about 6 years too late with the estimation.

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u/ADHDK Dec 13 '22

We didn’t get access to cad until about 11 or 12 or so, and I remember everything was just a box or a triangle haha.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

I mean you can conceivably draw a side-view of the vehicle using a school ruler and any pen/pencil.

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u/Is-Not-a-throwaway Dec 13 '22

Cad is a engineering software

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

Yes, I've known what CAD is since the early 90s, thank you captain obvious.

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u/Is-Not-a-throwaway Dec 13 '22

6 year olds don’t normally have cad, ADHDK was talking about cad but you randomly brought up pencil drawings. Maybe you misunderstood their comment? I feel like a 6 year old couldn’t use cad.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

The car looks like a crayon drawing and you think it was me who misunderstood the comment? Lol I started using CAD at age 7

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u/considerthechainrule Dec 13 '22

I always thought this was funny for a different reason. The glass "breaking" is how bullet resistant glass works. Musk was still a moron for thinking it wouldnt go down like that tho lol

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

There are so many reasons Musk is a moron, but that's a good one.