What does this have to do with Tesla?Sheeps and pigs are sentient, tbf. Yes, people eat them nonetheless¹.
¹ (and this is exactly the problem for the vegans)
Take this elsewhere.
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What does this have to do with Tesla?Sheeps and pigs are sentient, tbf. Yes, people eat them nonetheless¹.
¹ (and this is exactly the problem for the vegans)
steering wheel leatherWhat does this have to do with Tesla?
I'm not starting a fight, just nitpicking, as we do here, at some inaccuracies.What does this have to do with Tesla?
Take this elsewhere.
It is certainly getting airtime around the worldYou do know that it took years of FOIA requests to pull these out of Neurolink, right? I think there was a lawsuit required.
The images and stories/record are apparently horrific and Elon should have known better than to abuse so many sentient animals for this project, and it’s likely another reason that Tesla sentiment is now NEGATIVE, as is a lot of my TSLA investment.
See: Watts Up: EV News of the Week for December 2, 2022
And:
(Actually, ALL of my TSLA purchases over the past two YEARS are negative….)
We are Tesla shareholders-WE own the company. The Board, and Elon, work for US.
Elon has far too many pet projects and his antics are not well received—especially those that piss off a large number of potential buyers of Tesla’s products.
And some part of that is why all of our share buys over the past TWO YEARS are upside down.
At least the fava beans and chianti was good.How do you know this? ... wait, please don't answer. Thx
No, "we" don't. It's you and the others that can't see past what your parents trained you to eat. Try to go beyond that knowledge for your own health, and the survival of our only planet.What sentient animals? Vast majority of the animal deaths mentioned in the Reuters article are sheeps and pigs, we literally eat them.
Criticism of Neuralink, basically saying they have done nothing new.
The alternative is testing on humans…I don’t care a lot about Twitter....but, Elon...please please please stop testing on animals....it’s not worth it.
Well if the cars are any indication it would appear there will be plenty of willing test subjects.The alternative is testing on humans…
The alternative is testing on humans…
I think the complaints have been that tests have been rushed under extreme time crunch (not unusual in Elon's world) - resulting in botched tests/ experiments needing to be re-done (more animals being used than necessary) and avoidable suffering...The alternative is testing on humans…
Yeah, I support ethical testing on animals. Of course Elon will spin any oversight as political revenge.I think the complaints have been that tests have been rushed under extreme time crunch (not unusual in Elon's world) - resulting in botched tests/ experiments needing to be re-done (more animals being used than necessary) and avoidable suffering...
same here. The rules are pretty straight forward but if you get caught doing unapproved tests or exceed allocated animal counts without approval and you do have complaints filed about rules being broken... you will rightfully get investigated. Research on animals is a great responsibility and shouldn't be taken lightly.Yeah, I support ethical testing on animals. Of course Elon will spin any oversight as political revenge.
You may, animals don’tYeah, I support ethical testing on animals. Of course Elon will spin any oversight as political revenge.
Of course Elon will spin any oversight as political revenge.
You know what else doesnt pass the sniff test share a screen shot of an email claiming government suppressing 1st amendment rights and not stating what was in the tweets. Then people discovering the best you could share to claim government suppression was a CAMPAIGN asking for revenge porn to be deleted.Sorry, but this just "smells" like someone with an agenda. The timing, right after the Nueralink presentation, and right after Twitter was bought out, just doesn't pass the sniff test.
I never claimed to know anything about it. It would not surprise me at all if the allegations are true and the whistleblower did it with impure motives (this is not at all uncommon.) It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s not true at all.Yeah, this is garbage, to be frank. You are speaking from a position of something you don't know anything about the ins and outs of.
Animal testing is EXTREMELY highly regulated in the US. And I've been involved in it (both at the molecular level - using animal "cell lines", and at the whole-animal level).
It's so highly regulated that all it takes is one tech, forgetting some simple part of a process (wiping the skin with alcohol 5 times, but he only did 4 - and his coworker saw him and didn't like it and filed an anonymous tip), to get investigated.
Could they have screwed up? Sure, very possible.
But the timing is SUSPECT - They have been doing animal testing for 2+ years now. Why ONLY NOW is there a complaint and an investigation? Did Elon's political views piss off one of the scientists and they decided to lash out?
Sorry, but this just "smells" like someone with an agenda. The timing, right after the Nueralink presentation, and right after Twitter was bought out, just doesn't pass the sniff test.
I never claimed to know anything about it. It would not surprise me at all if the allegations are true and the whistleblower did it with impure motives (this is not at all uncommon.) It wouldn’t surprise me if it’s not true at all.
I just feel that Elon’s strategy these days is to claim that everyone is out to get him.