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Tesla articles 30 mins apart: "This Stock is Screaming Buy" http://t.co/jb9DCw4s and "This Stock Could Get DESTROYED" http://t.co/dqxTK4LJ

Tesla was just approved for a full Class 1 Massachusetts Auto Sales License by a vote of 4 to 1. Much appreciated!

Told my kids (age 8 and 6) that we were going to see the Nutcracker, which somehow got translated as the Buttcracker.

Congrats to @dmetcalf for being the first to drive a Tesla Model S over 400 miles on a single charge!

Interesting possible answer to the Fermi Paradox http://t.co/ASZdxBAl

Am happy to report that Tesla was narrowly cash flow positive last week. Continued improvement expected through year end.

Uranium ore now available on Amazon! So much more convenient than Uzbekistan #AwesomeXmasGifts http://t.co/jqWAJrnY

@shervin Thanks Shervin!

Can't put my finger on it, but for some reason the newsstand is looking particularly good right now http://t.co/gRARJ3xy

But if humanity wishes to become a multi-planet species, then we must figure out how to move millions of people to Mars.

And, yes, I do in fact know that this sounds crazy. That is not lost on me. Nor I do think SpaceX will do this alone.

Millions of people needed for Mars colony, so 80k+ would just be the number moving to Mars per year http://t.co/rwMuzVEK

Short vid of the recent @SpaceX mission to the Intl Space Station http://t.co/Qc963d8B

@cthorm SS Heart of Gold powered by the Infinite Improbability Drive!

My talk for the Royal Aeronautical Society is now online. This gets a little more technical. http://t.co/ZMbkc3jh

Liam Neeson's "Life's Too Short" sketch is super funny http://t.co/nQL7wOx3

On the plus side...“@newscientist: #Climate change has a silver lining: supersized sweet potatoes http://t.co/zHMYIbL3”

Gave a talk on energy and transport at Oxford Univ http://t.co/kbvJf5LO

@Thomas_Tregner Exactly!

Love this picture of the Curiousity rover on Mars. Landscape looks just like the California desert. http://t.co/02GDasae