Elon Musk is too good to be human. What about the theory that Elon Musk is an alien - a Special Circumstances agent from the advanced spacefaring Culture civilization, sent down to Earth to save us from ourselves. Putting together Musk's work at Tesla, SpaceX and Neuralink, Warren connects it all to the theory that Musk is an alien, or perhaps comes from outside the simulation.

ElonMuskology: SpaceX, Tesla and Technological Change

Is Elon Musk an Alien, human or other?

Warren breaks down how each self-driving robotaxi will generate a million dollars in revenue and half a million in profit. Combine that over millions of robotaxis and you get trillions in profit.Trillions!Warren goes further and explores the robotaxi future, as they become safer and designs focus on efficiency for single passenger trips. The cost of the vehicles and efficiency of the powertrain will drive down the cost per mile of travel, making the world a better place for all of us.

Why Tesla is Worth Trillions

Warren talks about self driving cars and the law during his Sunday morning drive to watch the SpaceX IFA (in-flight abort) test launch. Discussing issues like traffic stops, regulation, etc.

Self driving cars and the law: Live stream of consciousness

Elon Musk says Dojo is a major program at Tesla, and they're keeping the details secret. Warren breaks down presentations from Elon and Andrej Karpathy along with other information to get to the heart of what Dojo is, and how Tesla's software learns more from drivers than you might think. If you like this video, you’ll probably like my video about how safe self driving cars need to be: https://youtu.be/vmV0m-OZ2lgThe first part lays the groundwork for discussing Dojo with insights into how each Tesla car and driver contribute to the learning process. Skip ahead to 11:30 specifically for the discussion of Dojo itself.

Dojo: Secret Tesla Program for Full Self Driving

Artificial intelligence researchers talk about how humans learn, but they don't consider how diseases like Alzheimer's and Dementia damage the brain and affect human intelligence.We don't know how far deep learning and neural networks will take us.  Understanding the deficits created by brain diseases could help improve our understanding of what intelligence and consciousness are. That knowledge will teach us what we need to make artificial general intelligence a reality. Warren discusses his own mother's battle with Alzheimer's disease, what it has taken from her, and other deficits faced by other sufferers. He also talks about how Neuralink could help us better understand these diseases, so we can get closer to artificial intelligence. And maybe learn enough to find cures.Warren discussed Artificial Intelligence in depth in his video about Tesla and its secret Dojo program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fdp4Uu9vb4s

Artificial Intelligence and Alzheimer's - Deep Learning from Dementia

Elon Musk and Tesla have a plan for a $10,000 robotaxi for the world market. That's 70,000 Yuan in China or 7 Lakhs in India. It may sound crazy to wealthy Americans or Europeans, but cars in India sell for as low as $4000. In a robotaxi world it's not really about the cost of the car though, Warren explains. It's about the cost per mile. Getting the cost of a Tesla down to $10,000 or lower, combined with greater efficiency and durability (million mile life), can get the cost per mile down as low as 5 cents per mile or even lower. This will lead to a transportation revolution.If you like this you'll probably like some of my videos about Tesla.10 Industries Elon Musk and Tesla Will Destroy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkPSjcAy6jcDojo: Tesla's Secret Program for Self-Driving Cars:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fdp4Uu9vb4sHow Safe Do Self-Driving Cars Need to Be: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmV0m-OZ2lg

Elon Musk's $10,000 Tesla Robotaxi for China and India

Warren Redlich talks about Elon Musk's companies Tesla, SpaceX, The Boring Company and Neuralink, as well as related technology topics. As a lawyer, Warren also talks about related legal issues.