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What the world needs is a three tier highway system that has public transportation of people on level one or tier one, a replica of the public transportation system underneath for commercial vehicles & under this level in tier three numerous 15 foot diameter tunnels that transport clean drinking water, irrigation water, sewage, telecommunications lines including electrical transmission lines, fish farms & tunnels for growing food underground away from environmental weather disasters. Highway systems run through every country on earth usually from one end of a country to another & this would take up no new land. If they were to use Optimus to nstall Solar Fencing with small Wind Turbines on every Solart Fence Post to help create electrical power 24/7 & we would pair tht would Battery Storage which could also be in tunnels underground again away from environmental disasters. This kind of Interstate Road Systems could create an abundance of electrical power, an abundance of electrical power storage, an abundance of clean drinking water especially if we use Optimus to start building Desalination Plants on every coast, an abundance of irrigation water for farming to end droughts everywhere & an abundance of food growing underground in miles of tunnels. A Three Tier Highway Tunnel System could be the anser to abundance especially if their are humanoid robots doing most of the work.

Just leaving the office. God people can be so dumb. In the future, there are going to be so many robots… ;-)

Marvin. He got quite bored.

Very interesting!

I know which are teleported and which are not. But for how long will I know this?

Hi, can you see a place for TSLA to fabricate their own chips? Thank you.

Your guests are top-notch, Brian. Great video.

It could prove difficult to move trainings (a skill) from robot to robot, especially when one robot used another skill set as a base for the new skill. The second robot could lack the previous skill set.

A factory worker has their five year review with high praise and assurance, if they maintain themselves, there will be a place in the factory for years to come. A few months later the worker is displace by a humanoid Bot. With personal commitments and financial contracts pending what will the worker do? Times THOUSANDS of workers. IDEA - each human displacing bot should be charged for their displaced worker's base financial commitments.

The advancements in robotics and AI are coming rapidly. I fear that they both spell doom for employment opportunies in the near future.

Thanks, i wish there were robot trends RUclips page. Just like gaming trend, movies trends and other trends list.

We live in all electric home in Edmonds, WA and installed 13.2 kWh solar PV system in 2012 and two PW2 batteries in 2018, and operate as a microgrid for ~8 months of the year, while charging two Tesla's off our roof and export ~50% of our excess solar energy back to grid via Net Metering. We also did energy reduction retrofit to our home (extra insulation, ceiling fans, upgraded windows, etc.) and also installed heat pump and heat pump water heater. Works exceptionally well for us. Our home was certified as being a "Net Zero Energy Building" in 2016 by the Living Future Institute.

This is the beginning.... just wait ..... the final result human brains in robots = ELON lives for ever= oh and me cause Im so handsome

Cheers guys

🙋‍♂️THANKS BRIAN AND SCOTT FOR UPDATING US ON THE REAL WORKING ROBOTS 🤖🤗💚💚💚

Hey Cern. Love your charts and spin on things. Off topic here but can you do a chart or video on how much money the US government have wasted taxpayer dollars by purposely giving non-Musk companies contracts for jobs that the Musk company would have been able to do cheaper initially and with upkeep. You’ve touched on many of these instances in different videos over time, but I don’t think you’ve ever added it all together into one number. Examples: NASA could have given SpaceX all of the contract for its spaceship, rather than Bowing. US Government could have given the rural internet contract to SpaceX. US Government could have funded SuperCharger network more, but spent like $8B on the 7 chargers they put in. These are just a few examples, but there’s many more times where the Biden Government specifically favoured other companies to intentionally screw over Musk companies.

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You have made the big time🎉

We need fast chargers and not L2

In the UK we could bring back HS2 as a train tunnel from London to Leeds then Glasgow and Edinburgh - avoiding the need for planning permission and compulsory purchase of land. It wouldn't be a very scenic journey though 😊

Right on, Brian!! I drive for a living. I would also add that people's tendency to want desperately to get ahead of as many others before a lane closure creates a bottleneck and a braking event that compounds behind them as they have to cram their way into a space that doesn't exist at the last few feet of pavement. No one seems to understand the concept of "alternative merge". If you're not showing the driver beside you that you want to "take" his/her spot, then they will usually cooperate with you to merge smoothly. You'll cover that "car length" you were fighting for quicker that way also. Relinquish the "me first" attitude and consider the impact that you're having on everyone else. Also don't pass beyond the 1/2 mile sign for your exit...it doesn't do any good whatsoever...if you notice, the person that you passed, and risked causing a traffic conflict as you exit from the passing lanes, will usually roll past you as you decelerate down the off ramp, and most certainly, if there's a red light at the bottom. You would have gotten to where you are just as fast by not passing that last vehicle. Think about it!! Autonomous vehicles should improve traffic flow, because it is not designed to be illogically selfish and aggressive. One thing more, stop ignoring people that signal a lane change in front of you with enough time to smoothly merge in front of you. Basically, start driving on the highway more like you walk on the sidewalk. Be patient, be cooperative, and be considerate. On the rare occasions that you are really late, hopefully through no fault of your own, and have to drive a bit aggressively, telegraph your moves, so that others can cope with it more easily... we've all been there, you don't have to be a COMPLETE ass. BTW, you're still going to be late! If you leave late, you arrive late. You're not going to bend the time/space continuum with your mad driving skills 😂

🙋‍♂️THANKS BRIAN AND JON…STIMULATING OUR IMAGINATIONS 🧐💚💚💚

WEIGHT of cars and small trucks VS 18 wheelers or garbage type trucks -- Tunnels with lighter and smaller vehicles reduces problems like in parking garages.

Nice to see others actively trying to smooth traffic flow. I always try to find and follow the average speed if cars in adjacent lanes will let me and I always appreciate following someone actively trying to manage the flow. As we know, the VAST majority of folks don't. I find it amusing and frustrating to drive with friends who seem completely oblivious. I saw a demonstration of the accordion effect in a video (can't give a reference) where volunteers were put on a small circular track and told to follow one another around. One driver was a in on the test and in communication with the handlers. Everything went smoothly until they asked the driver to slow down and one saw how quickly the smooth flow fell apart. They did several scenarios with different densities and degree of slowdown including stopping. As I recall, after the disruption the other drivers never reestablished smooth flow.

A hybrid system of tunnels and roads would mean you could do much less boring to improve traffic and only bypass the bottlenecks only robo taxis, teslas and FSD enabled cars allowed on bypass tunnels. As automated then tunnels could change direction based on traffic levels.

Cheers guys

Yes it would be great if Tesla team and Elon could run all the Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Most countries barely have Naval forces... Tiny country of Sweden has one of the largest naval forces due to USSR threat... Canada might not need or have barely any naval forces...

Brian, I drive like that all the time. I am a retired cab driver and I NEVER wanted to come to a complete stop because of the some of The reasons you stated. Plus you save more energy(gas or electric)by NOT coming to a stop if you can avoid it. Following at a safe distance WILL LENGTHEN YOUR BRAKE CHANGE INTERVALS. FSD will solve all of these problems. I'm glad I don't live in L.A. BuT the Boring tunnel system sounds like a reason to buy more stock!

I'm also a non-stopper, a non-breaker to be more precise. I rarely used my brake preferring to roll to a stop. Regenerative braking on my Bolt makes this discipline far easier. I'm always in one-pedal-driving mode, so if I lift my foot from the accelerator, regen slows me more quickly than friction alone, and if I want to slow faster, I add more regen with the regen paddle on the steering wheel. The brake adds more regen before engaging the brake pads, but I rarely need to touch the brake.

Not only can you free up traffic behind you by leaving space, by not pushing forward into the congested area in front of you, you free up traffic in front of you as well!

Afternoon guys

Brian good luck to getting a ticket to the 10-10 event

Too many stop and go drivers on road, I.E. dipwads that think their smart, to work.🤣

...although hopefully, with success of Vegas Loop, other cities will sign on

Great video, thanks for all your hard work. 👍👍 All your guests are amazing. I love the thumb on this one. Great review and wonderful information. This Tesla event should be unbelievable. 👍👍👍😁🙏🏽✌️⚡️

Pinch point (current limiting factor) for Boring company is need for government approval, which is slow IMP

This is not fare comment BUT - Elon (Boring Co.) just announced their newest "digger" digs at SEVEN MILES A DAY. The ones in use now travel at ONE MILE A DAY. Seven times faster is impressive. I agree, FSD EV vehicles ONLY will travel the worm holes of transport. And to Brian's point, when surface streets and public parking are made redundant that will double or tripple the available land for development. The future has arrived and we are standing on it!

I have (over the last 10 years with limited driving) always maintained a 6 car space even on the worst highways. It does indeed help. But not many people think to do this. They just do what others do, which is to stay tight and clog the lane when they have to break hard. I stay back constantly and smooth out traffic. If a robotaxi was doing this A LOT, it would work very well.

I’ve been saying Tesla should have been running their supervised cars autonomously when inside the tunnels for years and years! Implementing it for the full route should be insanely simple, considering that 99% of the environment is static. With limited variables and a controlled setting, tunnels are the perfect place for Tesla to perfect Full Self-Driving. I’m sure they’ve been quietly collecting data in shadow mode, but regulators probably held things up. The Las Vegas Loop is the ideal location for the first Cybercabs!

I think many uses for that diameter tunnel will become apparent over time. Roller-coaster type trains that get people from concerts and sporting events to parking lots, freight conveyors connecting factories to supply hubs, aqueducts, high voltage sections of the electrical grid, connecting very high altitude resorts to non-snowbound roads, moving some highway interchange routes underground rather than hundreds of feet in the air. The possibilities are endless when the cost gets down to a reasonable number.

How are Brits qualified to speak of social problems when they have no problem with replacing their own working class people? Gave up when he went off on Optimus causing traffic problems.

Tunnels are cool and all but we don't need tunnels...

We can have a sliding Ubi value so the more we automate away production and increase productivity of the GDP then we can have increasing Ubi which gives us more money to spend in the consumer economy... Just think about the inevitability if automation can do every job in the economy then people will have no money to spend in the economy it is a inevitability that must be addressed!

Very interesting, I hope it works.

If we don't have a Ubi then everything fails!

How exactly 8:14 are people going to be able to afford more once a robot can do whatever job it is in which they get paid to exist‽ You sound like an underpants gnome, underpants collector...