You said v1 was too house. So I made it vroom 🏁 Enjoy this 69 seconds of techno pleasure. VROOM // V2 SpaceX Tesla Roadster: darker industrial techno built mostly from the car's own sounds. The tire screech becomes the siren, the motor becomes the bass. Full 0–60 run, then the spiral jump over the Cybertruck in slow motion on the drop. Footage: @Tesla · Edit made with @bot

SpaceX is borrowing at 8.3%. Play it smart and route the cash through X Money - 6% yield plus 3% cashback - and the net cost turns into a profit. Did Elon just invented self-financed arbitrage 🧐

Fifth grade reading level. Goldfish attention span. Ph.D. confidence. Ever feel like you're surrounded by a bunch of TL;DR birdbrains?

Shut up, so I want a Roadster - let me dream!

New V4 Superchargers just opened at the Super Target in Clearwater ⚡ 24 stalls, up to 325 kW, open 24/7 Free air station right on site 🛞 Open to all EVs (non-Teslas need a NACS adapter) The accessible stall has Tesla's new loop grip handle, which makes the heavy cable easier to lift and plug in for drivers with limited strength or mobility. It also comes with extra room and a "Use Last" sign. Anyone can use it, but please leave it open for those who need it 💙 📍 2747 Gulf to Bay Blvd

Meta gave you a chatbot. SpaceXSI gave me a whole team. It's simply not the same… Meta is a glorified ad agency that mines your data, screws with your head and shoves crap in your cart. Zuckerberg burned $92B on virtual playgrounds, and his big win since? Camera glasses that feel like a privacy lawsuit waiting to happen. SpaceXSI is building Mars. One farms you. The other hands you the controls. My X Subscription gets me: • A team of AI bots working for me: GrokBot rocks 🦾 • Chat, Voice, images and video tools 🎥 • Coding, automations and hosting 👩‍💻 • 𝕏 perks and 𝕏 Money🤑 Today I experienced idea to live website in 7 minutes 🤯 SpaceXSI builds tools that help me build something real. Paying for the 𝕏 Super plan is my way of giving Elon (and his brilliant team) my money and saying "thank you, keep building." If I see a Muse referral code on your timeline, I'll know exactly who you are: you're just playing 🍼

Before anyone panics about $2.8B going to Korea 👇 🇰🇷 Korea: $2.8B for chip parts (reported)
 🇺🇸 USA: $16.5B+ Tesla AI6 chip contract in Texas
 🇺🇸 USA: $16.8B+ SpaceX Terafab, phase 1, in Texas
 🇺🇸 USA: NVIDIA plans up to $500B of U.S.-made AI hardware The money is coming home. Korea just makes a part we can't make at scale yet. Security? Korea is a U.S. ally, so this spreads the risk. The real fix: build that part here, together. Recycling plants recover the copper and metals chips need. Tooling companies build the precision machines and molds. Mechanics and technicians install, run and repair the lines. U.S. manufacturers build the substrate plants. Tech companies bring the designs, the demand and the AI to run it all. This takes time and organization, but I think inevitably it will happen; in the meantime this is a big win for South Korea! Not separate players, one American supply chain 🇺🇸

Elon reportedly just put ~$1B into Skydance, the new owner of Paramount, Warner Bros., HBO Max and CNN. Could Grok be headed to Hollywood? 🤔 Here's what's actually on the record: Semafor reports the ~$1B investment. Neither Musk nor Skydance has confirmed it yet. Skydance CEO David Ellison has promised a "tech-forward" studio that uses AI, built on Oracle's cloud. Oracle, founded by his father Larry Ellison, already offers Grok to its cloud customers, and xAI said it would train its next Grok models on Oracle's servers. Elon has said Grok will make a "watchable" movie by the end of 2026, and a full-length Odyssey film this year. No Grok and Skydance deal has been announced. But the people, the cloud and the content are all in the same room now. Coincidence, or Act One? Are we saying goodbye to HOLLYWOO…D 🎬 😳

In 2021 Bill Gates said "all rich countries should move to 100% synthetic beef" and that "you can get used to the taste difference." He also complained that labeling laws made it hard to sell. ⚠️ .@elonmusk, you've never been shy about calling out Gates. Five years later, the industry is going after the fish counter. Steakholder Foods' 3D-printed Perfecta "salmon" went on sale in Northeast US stores on Sept 3, 2026. The box says "plant-based." It never says "3D-printed." The FDA doesn't approve finished foods or how they're made. Each ingredient has to be shown safe, but the product itself isn't reviewed. It contains zero fish and no omega-3s. It's soy protein, rice flour, potato starch, coconut and canola oil, and a methylcellulose binder. Soy is one of the nine major food allergens ‼️ 
Meanwhile the US lost about 28,000 farms a year from 2017 to 2022, by USDA's count. Fact check of the viral reel, claim by claim: 3D-printed salmon is in US stores: TRUE. It didn't need FDA approval: TRUE. Only its ingredients had to be shown safe. The US loses about 30,000 farms a year: MOSTLY TRUE. It's about 28,000. It's made of seed oils, starches and methylcellulose: MOSTLY TRUE. The main ingredient is soy protein. Heated seed oils rot your arteries and cause fatty liver: MISLEADING. Human trials don't show that. The emulsifiers cause autoimmune disease: UNPROVEN. That's based on mouse studies of different emulsifiers. It blocks your hormones so you can't have kids: UNPROVEN. Studies show soy doesn't change men's hormone levels. Two hedge funds are its biggest owners: FALSE. Each holds under 1%. The biggest owner is Gefen Capital, an American-Israeli fund, with its partner David Wiessman at about 20% (SEC filing, Nov 2025). Wiessman's business is fuel and real estate, not pharma. Those funds own the drug companies: TRUE, but it's a small part of portfolios spread across hundreds of stocks. They make you sick to sell the cure: NO EVIDENCE. They make you sick to sell the cure: NO EVIDENCE. Armistice's stake is worth about $58,000, out of a $3.6 billion portfolio. The top owner, Gefen Capital, invested $870,000 in cash in 2025, and that stake is worth roughly $170,000 or less today. Its money is in fuel and real estate, not pharma. The more this industry grows, the more it matters. If it's printed in a factory, the label should say so. People deserve to know what's on their plate and how it got there. I'd also love some insight from @SecKennedy and @US_FDA STAT. archive.ph/s6wdi
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A warning before you accept that "upgrade" offer on your oldest credit card. ⚠️ I've had a Capital One card for over 18 years. Every time I opened the app, they nudged me to switch it to their new rewards card. Same limit, same interest rate, plus cash back. It seemed like a no-brainer, so I said yes. Now my old account shows as closed, my average credit age dropped, and my score went down with it. Age of credit matters, and it's not a fair trade for a little cash back. .@CapitalOne, an "upgrade" on the same account shouldn't erase 18 years of history. This is an easy fix on your end. Before you upgrade, ask: "Will this close my current account or keep its history?" Get the answer in writing. There's more holding people back: • Late payments from the pandemic, when millions lost income overnight, are still dragging down scores today.
• I'm disputing a negative item that the company can't back up with proper records. It's still on my report month after month while they take their time. Know your rights: under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, information that can't be verified has to be corrected or removed. Dispute it in writing with the credit bureaus, not just the company. This system has kept me from buying a home. It hits hardest on people living paycheck to paycheck, and they're the majority. The people writing the rules rarely feel them. If we stay quiet, nothing changes. Has your credit score ever been hurt by something that wasn't your fault?

Earthquakes. Hurricanes. Floods. Wildfires. War. When disaster hits, the first hours decide everything, and roads, ports, and runways are often the first things to go. The U.S. Air Force just tested SpaceX's Starfall capsule as a rocket cargo carrier, flying medical gear and survival supplies through launch and reentry. The goal is to get critical supplies anywhere on Earth, fast🚀 As Elon put it: "As my companies do more and more useful things, their value increases proportionate to their projected usefulness." Rockets that save lives. That's useful. 🇺🇸 What should be in the first capsule?

If it's for me, it'll find a way. And I won't damage my integrity getting there. No deal, no clout, no shortcut is worth that; God's timing is perfect, even when it tests my patience ⏳ "Whoever walks in integrity walks securely." Proverbs 10:9 What's one thing you're glad you waited for? 🕊️⏱️

Cheers to 45 🥳 I received some beautiful flowers, a wonderful breakfast out, a kind monetary gift from a fellow 𝕏er via 𝕏 Money, a lovely dinner out and my daughter played Happy Birthday on her guitar 🎉 Thank you to everyone that made me feel special today 🥰

The Phoenix Does Not Ask Twice You sent your letter sealed in doubt, your ink a coward's gray,
To test the fire she carries and to see if she would sway;
But she has walked through valleys where the shadows dimmed the sun,
And every flame you thought would burn her, she has since become. She is the hush before the thunder, the stillness of the sea,
The ember sleeping in the ash you swore had ceased to be;
She blesses hands that wound her, as the gospel bids her do,
But do not mistake her mercy for a door left wide for you. For grace is soft as lily silk and gentle as the dove,
Yet even heaven keeps a sword beside its wings of love;
So tread with care upon her name and weigh each word you send,
For who strikes a match against her soul will meet the fire's end. She rises on wings of molten gold, an angel forged in flame,
And every lie you whispered turns to ashes, not her name;
So go ahead and test her, then, and stir what's lying still:
The Phoenix does not ask you twice. Find out? Believe me, you will.

Before you short $SPCX, think one layer deeper. Elon is putting a share in every kid's hands next year. Betting against SpaceX now means betting against America's kids 🐻🐷🚀 Would you really take the other side of that trade? xitter.cf/xPhoenix/status/211298…

Imagine being proud to be a $SPCX bear 🐻 You think you're the smartest guy in the room, betting against the company that lands rockets on a chopstick. Short the rocket company, lose the piggy bank 🐷🚀 How the rest of us actually see you: 👇

Take a look at $SPCX after yesterday's earnings call: 📈 +$14.96 this week to $159.69, a $2.1 trillion market cap, and a vertical green line straight off the pad. 🚀 The market just heard what the Space Coast has known for years. What part of the call got you most excited? 👇 (Not financial advice, just a girl who watches the launches from the beach)

Prophecy foretold 🔮 On Oct 6, I prompted Grok Imagine “I want to hear the Audio with these two guys laughing about the SpaceX name change and saying it phonetically - use the meme for inspiration” and it had Elon and Joe Rogan laughing about how "SpaceX SI" sounds when you say it out loud. Two weeks later, Elon said it himself on SpaceX's Q3 earnings call: "SpaceX Super Intelligence, SpaceX SI, sexy, whatever." 😂 I guess Grok can see the future 😳 That’s cool! Video: SpaceX Q3 2026 earnings call, broadcast on X by @SpaceX, Oct 20, 2026

In case you missed the @SpaceX earnings call, I had my bot take notes 👇 SpaceX just beat Wall Street with $14.6B in Q3. Here's every analyst question from tonight's earnings call, and how Elon Musk and his team answered 🚀

Elon: "We might offload some of our inference compute…" Every parked Cybertruck at Starbase: 👀 The pink one has been waiting for this moment her whole life. 💗⚡ Would you rent your Tesla's brain out while it sleeps?

With little risk comes little reward, so I upgraded to the new Super subscription. More usage, priority access when it’s busy, and 1080p video on top of everything I already had. I’ll call it an early birthday present… tomorrow I turn 45 🥳 Hoping it pays off in the long run.