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This car, powered by hydrogen, can reach speeds of up to 70 mph on water. It uses a formula described by Jules Verne over a century ago. The engine can also generate light and heat, and it is pollution-free. The car can run for over 1000 miles, making it a practical and commercially viable option. Fuel is easily accessible, just like any ordinary day at a supermarket.

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Okay, let's check out this SUV. You're going to see the SUV on the left side of the screen. Let's watch it in action.

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In comparing Biden's inauguration to past inaugurations, it is observed that military officers did not have ranks or honors on their jackets. Unlike Bush, Obama, and Trump, Biden did not have military ranks displayed on jackets. Additionally, Biden approached the wreath differently and did not touch it like the others. The military officers also did not participate in the 21-gun salute after Biden's swearing-in. Trump had four cannons fired, while Biden had three cannons firing every six seconds. This aligns with the protocol for a foreign dignitary's arrival ceremony. The differences raise questions about the reasons behind these changes.

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This car can cruise at speeds of up to 70 mph on water using hydrogen as fuel. It can also generate power for light and heat, and it's pollution-free. The cars have already run for over 1000 miles, making this a practical and commercially viable scheme. In other news, an ordinary day in a supermarket.

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Okay, let's take a look at this SUV. You'll see the SUV on your left. Let's watch it in action.

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The vehicle's frame protects passengers and the ground. Its quick change barrel system allows switching between 81 or 120-millimeter motors in just three minutes. This flexibility leads to game-changing automation.

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Speaker 0: Let's get started. Light is solid, tough like a child. We're driving through the city, cruising in our cars. My steps are confident as I walk.

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I declined an offer of $144,000 for my car because I couldn't part with it, despite being the poorest person in Congress for 36 years. On a different note, the new electric Corvette is expected to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 2.9 seconds. I plan to give it a try, even though it might distract the Secret Service.

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The car attacks in the back, meaning they can raise it whenever they want again.

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Elon introduces Optimus, who can talk and even use sign language. They greet Optimus and ask how he’s enjoying the party. The conversation shifts to the new Cybercap, with both expressing excitement about it and their desire to get a ride.

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During Biden's inauguration, the speaker noticed that none of the military personnel had ranks or honors on their jackets, unlike previous inaugurations. They compared it to past inaugurations of Bush, Obama, and Trump, where military ranks were visible. They also pointed out that Biden didn't walk down the steps but approached the wreath from the left. The speaker questioned why there were no military ranks and why the military officers couldn't touch the wreath. They also mentioned the 21-gun salute, which was done differently during Biden's inauguration compared to previous presidents. The speaker found it strange and wondered about the reasons behind these differences.

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This is a 1998 Ford Explorer Sports, known for being a gas guzzler. However, the speaker has found a solution to improve gas mileage. By using distilled water with a teaspoon of baking soda as a catalyst and applying 12 volts of electricity, they separate hydrogen from oxygen. This hydrogen is then sent into the combustion chamber, resulting in a 100% burn instead of the usual 30%. The benefits include improved engine performance, quieter idling, increased torque, and horsepower.

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We have made great progress since my inauguration. I stood before you that day in winter attire, speaking of endless possibilities.

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This is the 2024 Lexus. Look at the details and the materials used. Thank you for your community service; it’s truly appreciated. There are many who wouldn’t take the initiative you did tonight, and I want to express gratitude on behalf of the department. Thank you for your efforts.

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We are announcing the secret project of building Ironman. The national Christmas tree will be lit with a push-button electrified system.

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I drove a 1987 Chevrolet Silverado this morning. It has a conventional cab and five forward speeds. The seats are aftermarket, and the seat belt has been chewed by a dog, but it functions well. It has a truck bed and looks like a typical pickup. There are no electronics, air conditioning, or radio, and importantly, the government can't disable my engine. I enjoy driving it.

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This video is about two different versions of Ford and Changan cars. One is 7.5 meters long and the other is 9.13 meters long.

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In the past, electric vehicles were popular and had mercury charging stations. They were affordable, efficient, stylish, and constantly innovating with compressed air vehicles. However, when controllers took over and established oil monopolies, things changed. The architecture lost its beauty and grace, and the roads suffered too. It's important to remember that our history is simply a reflection of these events.

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This is a 1998 Ford Explorer Sports, known for being a gas guzzler. However, the speaker has found a solution to improve gas mileage. By using a hydrogen on demand hybrid system, which involves distilled water with a teaspoon of baking soda and 12 volts of electricity, the speaker achieves a 100% burn in the combustion chamber. This results in benefits such as increased torque, horsepower, and a quieter engine.

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This is a Ford model, a shorter version compared to a 7.5-meter long model. It is a 90 pure 13.

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I need a second; it would be wild to watch the Secret Service go crazy. Imagine actually driving this around. Wow. This is a different panel than I'm used to. Everything's computer-based, that's beautiful. Wow.

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Marco, Co Founder and CEO of Donut Lab, announces that Donut Lab is not just improving batteries but changing the baseline of electric mobility with a solid state battery that reshapes economics and the user experience. He recalls that Donut Motors were introduced at CES and are now used in everyday vehicles, with more than 100 OEMs globally upgrading their product roadmaps. He states that the battery is the next step to make combustion irrelevant. A short film shows early partners working with Donut Motors, including Watt EV platform technology with Donut Lab end wheel technology, the AR5 using a 12-inch donut motor with a hollow core for efficient load path, and the Speedster with four 17-inch Donut Lab motors delivering lightweight, dense power and expanded architectural possibilities. Marco emphasizes that the industry’s decade-long promise of solid state batteries has been hampered by compromises. He asserts that there are no production vehicles with solid state batteries to date and argues that every solid state battery claimed to be coming soon carries trade-offs. Donut Lab asks, “Can we build an all solid state battery pack with no compromises that can actually go into production of vehicles?” He answers that Donut Lab is presenting a no compromise all solid state battery—not hybrid or semi solid, but all solid state—engineered as a complete battery system, pack electronics, thermal and safety, built to scale. He claims it is “the world's only solid state battery pack that combines all of the features that the industry has been forced to trade against each other: Ultra high energy density, the fastest charging time, practically unlimited cycles, extreme safety and lower price than lithium ion,” and that it is “for every use case where batteries are used,” including two wheelers, cars, drones, robotics, and grid storage. He adds the battery is 100% green, made from materials found everywhere, not rare or geopolitically constrained. Spencer from Verge describes Verge TS Pro as the world’s first production vehicle powered by a solid state battery from DonutLab, delivering a 35-minute charge time now under ten minutes, and a real world range of 350 kilometers, with a long range variant delivering up to 600 kilometers. He notes the TS Pro’s motor is 50% lighter with 1,000 Newton meters, plus a new double display dashboard. Verge upgrades all TS Pros to the new generation with solid state batteries. Marco highlights energy density at 400 watt hours per kilogram, enabling dramatically more range at the same weight or the same range with a lighter pack. He states the pack charges zero to full in as low as five minutes and is designed for 100,000 cycles. The battery retains over 99% capacity at minus 30 degrees Celsius and also above 100 degrees Celsius. He contrasts this with lithium ion’s safety risks, noting Donut Battery is designed so that when damaged it won’t ignite. The battery is priced to be lower than lithium ion from day one and is designed as a platform technology for two wheelers, passenger vehicles, fleets, drones, robotics, marine, and stationary storage. Donut Lab announces integration with Watt Electric on a lightweight electric skateboard platform that includes Donut Motors and Donut Battery, ready for OEMs to adopt today. Cova Power trailers, electrified through a joint venture with Aholda Group, will also feature the Donut solid state battery, improving diesel savings and energy costs in ground transportation. Finally, Donut Lab presents the Donut platform—integrating motor, software, battery, and control units—aimed at helping OEMs redefine vehicle categories, with the Donut Battery complete as the pivotal element for combustion to become irrelevant.

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In the 20th governance summit, I bet that you will use an app similar to Uber. Instead of calling a driver, a self-driven car will automatically pick you up from your location and take you to the airport. The mayor of Los Angeles mentioned that by 2030, the city will be free of private cars, which will enable the transformation of highways into parks and public spaces.

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How Big is Toyota? (They’ve Owned 27% of Tesla Motors!)
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Toyota, known for its reliability, began with Sakichi Toyoda's invention of the power loom in 1898. After transitioning to automobiles, the company released its first production cars in 1935. Despite early failures in the U.S. market, Toyota's focus on quality and efficiency led to global success, particularly with the Corolla, which sells every 15 seconds. Today, Toyota operates in over 170 countries, has the highest number of global patents in the auto industry, and is a leader in hybrid technology with the Prius. Toyota also engages in philanthropy and robotics.

The Joe Rogan Experience

Joe Rogan Experience #1394 - Matt Farah
Guests: Matt Farah
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Matt Farah discusses his unique car choices, including a Porsche 911 Safari build with a city bus fabric interior, which he finds amusingly offensive to some. He emphasizes the practicality of riding a scooter in LA traffic, sharing a humorous comparison of his travel time versus his wife's in a car. The conversation shifts to Ferraris, where Farah critiques their serious image and discusses a modified Dino with a modern engine, highlighting the tension between originality and modification in car culture. Farah expresses a desire for more engaging driving experiences, lamenting the shift towards automatic transmissions in high-performance cars. He reflects on the evolution of Ferrari's reliability and the impact of modern technology on driving dynamics. The discussion touches on the Porsche GT3 RS and the importance of manual transmission options, contrasting it with the growing trend of dual-clutch systems in performance vehicles. The conversation also delves into electric vehicles (EVs), with Farah acknowledging their benefits in urban settings but questioning the feasibility of widespread adoption due to infrastructure limitations. He shares insights about his new car storage business, emphasizing the challenges of building in LA and the importance of high construction standards. Farah discusses the cultural significance of cars, comparing them to personal expression and fashion. He shares anecdotes about his experiences with various vehicles, including a McLaren 720 and the nostalgia associated with classic Porsches. The conversation highlights the balance between performance and enjoyment in driving, with Farah advocating for cars that provide a visceral connection to the driving experience. The dialogue shifts to the natural world, with discussions about mountain lions, deer populations, and the complexities of wildlife management in urban areas. Farah humorously reflects on the dangers of living alongside predators and the societal attitudes towards them. Finally, the conversation touches on the intricacies of watchmaking, with Farah expressing admiration for the craftsmanship and innovation in high-end timepieces. He shares thoughts on the intersection of art and engineering in both watches and cars, emphasizing the joy of owning unique, well-crafted items. The episode concludes with a light-hearted discussion about the absurdities of modern life, including the quirks of pet ownership and the challenges of navigating social media.
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