That’s a fun conspiracy theory! Makes me wonder what he really looked like under that huge beard I’ve seen in paintings. Maybe a soft jawline like the Mona Lisa or more chiseled like seems to be in the shroud? I had an undergrad psychology professor who was rudely called out for sporting a full beard stereotypical of a psychologist. He explained he grew a beard to compensate for a weak jawline. So, I’m rooting for going drag as Mona Lisa!
Here's the thing, when it comes to people with that high of intelligence, sometimes they seem to do things that make no sense, or pull a prank that nobody notices that they've been fooled by for a very long time. Many people that are extremely intelligent tend to be rather ticklish for some reason. Karmic balance perhaps?
Yeah, I get it. Sorry if I came across as making light of something you feel likely. You could very well be right. Rembrandt, for example, is notorious for including himself in his paintings.
That's a good one!
I started to notice, the more time I spend on these forums, the less ticklish I've become over the years...
Well crapola, how did I forget to include that? So obvious
But it holds up sooo well agains ball bearings. Surely it can resist small arms fire?
I skipped all the gun test vids so I'm not sure, I think it can eat a regular jhp 9mm round from a handgun but nothing bigger/faster. But I've seen some (allegedly) c4 stuck to it's door and blown up. It did incredibly well, especially compared to a normal truck (big dent vs door sized hole), so it would be rather useful against guerilla fighters running up to it with explosives and such. I've also seen a mob attack it with whatever they had in hand, bats hammers office chairs and so on. It faired pretty well.Well crapola, how did I forget to include that? So obvious
But it holds up sooo well agains ball bearings. Surely it can resist small arms fire?
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If you want to stray past those pesky facts into the realm of hyperfacts!!!, here's a good one:
Paint it burnt orange with a rebel flag on top & yell out the windows "Yeee-haaa!" until it lands? heheI'd like to remind you that this is a shitposting section where the stuff that I post is a 100% based on a few snipets of most likely false information I've seen or heard randomly on the internet and already forgotten about at least twice.. AKA this is for FUN only.
It's an electric car, it will plow snow very very effectively for about 5 minutes then proceed to have a battery fault costing over 50k USD, which tesla will refuse to fix because the label on the inside of the glovebox clearly states that the cybertruck should not be operated outside of temperatures of 5c to 25c and kept in a dry dark place.
Might be my terminology was incorrect, but it still has a large cast aluminium frame. Which will start breaking more and more often as ppl try to use it for truck things. It's already an issue on Y models with regular road use. Let's just say I wouldn't mount a repeating wazer wifle to it, it just can't reliably pull off the "Hilux with a dishka" stunt.
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You’ve seen a bunch of Tesla Cybertruck Reviews, and I bet you’ve seen some cool graphics that Tesla has released, but nobody has really gotten under the skin of the new Cybertruck. Which is why these new images from the manufacturing experts at Munro & Associates are so cool. Let’s take a peek...
Some factual evidence finding videos:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK_EJ3DyiiA
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_scBKKHi7WQ
The second video contains a regular-joe breaking his truck frame the same way, just by towing on-road within the specified limits of the truck.
As for the bulletproof claims, I did watch the test from JerryRigEverything, and yes it stops a 22 and a 9mil (presumably stops a 45 the same as it's about the same energy. Most things do act the exact same when shot by both). It does not, however, stop a 17?? (wtf is that thing?), I'm assuming it wouldn't stop a 5.7 (same concept as 17 by the looks), and ofc the good ol .223 went straight through. BTW the glass is regular car window. Anything pointy, hard and fast enough will go through. Metal balls will bounce off the window of a 20+yo Golf's window the same as they do off a cybertruck. Car windows are surprising hard to shatter.
If you want to stray past those pesky facts into the realm of hyperfacts!!!, here's a good one:
All the recent terrible movies were so bad on purpose, so as to make your gf/so disagree with you and split up, so you both have to pay for homes/furniture/appliances and so on. Two separate ppl = double the profit!
I'm not even entirely convinced of the safety of "The Beast" aka the US presidential limo, because every vehicle has a weak spot in its protective security. In this case, the door has to open to let people in & out, which opens a hole that a perfectly placed bullet can penetrate. Not saying this as a suggestion, just as a point of consideration.
Many might think that I'm a bit bonkers, but I sometimes wonder how certain other vehicles would do if converted to being all electric & adding a few ideas of mine to helping extend their range.
