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  Musk lost 200 billion dollars but he'll always have more money than most people could spend in 10 lifetimes until he dies, even if Tesla craters and Twitter goes completely bankrupt.
context: The servers can only handle so many accounts, and he wanted to allow the sexual predator Scott Ritter back on, so the bus account had to go. >
  
  This is the law of equivalent exchange >
  
  Or law of non-equivalent exchange.
  Can we do an equivalent exchange of Musk? >
  
  no, in order to be equivalent something smaller than the Planck length and would have to be sacrificed, so the laws of our universe prevent the exchange. >
  
  Dammit man, can you please just express measurements in bananas like a normal person? >
  
  Sure. That would be equivalent to one planck-length banana >
  
  See? Wasn't so hard, was it?
  Thank you for doing the math for those who operate in the Imperial banana measurement environs.
  Wait, you didn't use metric bananas did you? >
  
  Of course not, I used left handed bananas >
  
  antispinward bananas taste better and have 1.337x10^-2048% more nutritional value. >
  
  Thanks but that would blow my diet out of the water >
  
  Elon must have seen a good way to move people from a to b that isn't a tesla and got scared >
  
  The hyper loop was purely to undercut high speed rail investments. >
  
  Why? hsr has actually uses his shite loop can't even do what a 160 year old metro can >
  
  Are they even big enough to retro fit into light rail cheaply if/when they fail and get abandoned? >
  
  We've got very small metro trains the Glasgow (Scotland) subway has some small ones sized around 2.65m High and 2.3m wide , the issue is more of fire safety and if there's any fire escapes in the tunnels >
  
  Dang those are some small cars, wouldn't want to be in one of those in a very dense area that has transit pack like sardines thats for sure.
  Tho with the tunnels being at 12 Feet, they seem to be more incline of being simular to a few of the london underground tunnels at 11.8 Feet. >
  
  
  Dang those are some small cars, wouldn't want to be in one of those in a very dense area that has transit pack like sardines thats for sure.
  
  They're not too bad honestly, they get very packed at rush hour but most of the time they're fine, I used to live right next to one of the subway stations in Glasgow and used that thing all the time. Thankfully the subway doesn't go anywhere near the airport (although the airport bus service in Glasgow is actually really decent) because if people were trying to get on and off that thing with giant suitcases it would suck.
  They're also in the process of switching to driverless subway cars, something that Elmo's "let's just drive Teslas in a tunnel with some RGB lighting" project apparently isn't capable of. >
  
  Musk lost so much money he's taking the bus now and doesn't want to be tracked