Drivers of the Tesla Cybertruck have been complaining constantly about its many hardware and software defects. Tesla’s ignorant decision to add their infamously defective FSD has been an even worse disaster, putting lives in immediate danger. Note the last comment.
Meanwhile in China, a Tesla on Autopilot smashed into a huge obvious road barrier.
Police say they are searching for the driver of an abandoned Cybertruck, as if Tesla release of FSD isn’t what’s responsible for this motorcycle being hit-and-run.
Unified police are searching for the driver of a Tesla Cybertruck who hit a woman on a motorcycle at a high rate of speed and then sped away.
The victim, Kayla Watson, 26, was transported to the hospital in critical condition.
Tanner Miller, a friend of Watson’s, was with her on another motorcycle at the intersection of 7800 South and State on Saturday about 1:40 a.m. when the incident occurred.
“We were sitting at a stop light, and it just came through and just hit her and took off,” Miller said. “It was terrifying actually.”
Watson was knocked to the ground from her Harley Davidson motorcycle. The right-side impact broke Watson’s right hand and broke and mangled her right leg.
“They didn’t even have the heart to stop at all. I just don’t know how someone could live with themselves after doing something like that,” Miller said.
Notably, Tesla FSD software is known to be dangerously blind to motorcyclists, repeatedly injuring or killing them without any explanation.
It’s curious how nine million pipes were allowed to remain a threat to public health, given what is known about the effects of lead.
Lead poisoning can cause irreversible damage to the nervous system and the brain and poses a particular risk to infants and children, impairing their cognitive development and causing behavioral disorders. […] Digging up and replacing the nation’s lead pipes to address that health risk will be a colossal undertaking. The E.P.A. estimates that water utilities must replace about nine million lead pipes at a total cost of $20 billion to $30 billion over a decade. While much of that cost will fall to the utilities, and most likely their customers, $15 billion in federal funding is also available under the 2021 infrastructure law to help pay for the effort. On Tuesday, the E.P.A. announced $2.6 billion in new funding to support lead pipe replacement.
It’s for the safety of children, which should not be controversial.
In related news: 70% of utilities inspected in the last year failed to meet the EPA’s voluntary cybersecurity standards.
Silicon Valley is abuzz with the news that Peter Thiel and Elon Musk are buying the Whitehouse. It has leaked through private parties, where agents of the South African duo have been asking wealthy foreigners (Saudis, Indians, Russians) to buy into access; a pay-to-play scheme offering total control over the American executive branch of government.
Peter Thiel in particular says he bought Ohio’s state governance by stuffing their election with JD Vance, so he’ll use the same guy now to buy America’s federal governance.
This is the simple loophole that the South African duo believe enables them as wealthy foreign born immigrants to buy control over America from a traitorous and corrupt citizen.
Trump will serve as their disposable puppet, likely treated as the first monarch of the U.S., and be replaced whenever convenient to the whims of Thiel and Musk… or Putin. Of course Trump likely believes he can dispose of them before they dispose of him.
