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What you posted after "It's on the invite..." was 1676167239273.png. There's nothing on a png except the picture, no link. Where is the list a verified Tesla shareholder would sign up on to be in the lottery for going to the event?

You certain about that? I have seen nothing to verify it, although sure, they've done that in the past. This note, on IR.TESLA.COM, just says "Details to follow." Then it circularly refers back to IR.TESLA.COM. https://ir.tesla.com/press-release/tesla-announces-date-2023-investor-day Tesla...

But this is 5 trillion of the Small Dollars. They look like dollar bills but fit nicely in small matchbox. Just take a look at some of them.

Simple question. If Starlink was IPO'd and then a public company, could it divert resources to help the Ukraine? Nope.

Agree completely. I also know that silly government "environmental review" that's holding up the BFR launch (Big ******* Rocket) license and launch is the last lame attempt to stall us breaking out of this little planet here. They'll have spacecraft landing on the moon routinely while NASA's...

Well then, you know the past conceptual designs of big-diameter rockets and understand what the 33-engine test means regarding actual objectives in space. In unraveling that simple statement, there are a thousand vital investment opportunities. I strongly suspect that Elon had found severe...

Why? Just HODL the shares and then sell them to buy the tix to Mars.

Is it just a matter of getting lucky as well as living close? Do they invite Tesla owners, investors, random pick, any idea?

Resistance is futile, you will be assimilated.

Electric cars powered by coal. Yes!

That's a VERY unconvincing argument. But don't listen to me; go on with it, see how many people agree with you that the human race is doomed if we don't all buy electric cars. Then again, if it sounds ridiculous it quite likely is. What do you think?

It's often seen that non-pilots are fascinated with air taxis, robot-air-cars, and various permutations of the concept. But pilots are not; they deal with the air traffic system rules every time they go up. There is likely a reason for that... I don't doubt that exclusions from FAA regulations...