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While some Wall Street agencies acknowledge the extraordinary potential of driverless FSD, they still don't hold Tesla shares. Due to Tesla's price-earnings ratio of 90 times higher in fiscal year 2024, earnings expectations for fiscal year 2024 and fiscal year 2025 continued to decline.

However, considering that driverless FSD is about to become a reality within the next 6-12 months, many Wall Street agencies are still afraid to rashly bear and short sell Tesla.

On the first-quarter earnings call, Musk mentioned that the analogy between Nokia flip phones and Apple and Samsung smartphones will soon be repeated in Tesla smart cars. These cars can not only drive by themselves, but also anticipate drivers' needs, and change lives like iPhones.

Driverless FSD will be a huge demand driver, leading to authorized transactions with other car manufacturers and increasing the adoption rate of FSD.

Once Tesla completely solves the problem of autonomous driving, and Optimus is fully in production, anyone who sells Tesla shares on a bearish basis will be completely defeated.

Musk said that cars without FSD will be completely eliminated from the market in the future, just like previous Nokia and iPhone phones. At first, many people thought that older Nokia and iPhone phones could coexist, but that's not the case; the same will be true for ordinary cars and FSD cars.

Musk's Grok 2, released by XAI just one year after its establishment, surpassed GPT4, which had been developed for more than 6 years, in many indicators. Tesla's future FSD license may also include GROK's interactive experience with Tesla cars and human drivers.

God's patience

Gary Wilkerson

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In the book of Revelation, Jesus said, “I know your actions: you are neither cold nor hot. I'd rather you be hot or cold!” (Revelation 3:15, ESV). Some translations say, “I'd rather you be hot or cold, but not lukewarm.” The phrase “I'd rather” is the difference between those who oppose you and those who support you.

If anyone were to say “I'd rather” something in my life, I want this person to be Jesus. When Jesus said, “I'd rather you burn for God,” you can be sure that he's launching a full-scale campaign to use all the resources available in heaven for you to turn your callousness into fire and bring you back to him.

Jesus went on to say, “Because you are neither hot or cold, nor hot, I will...” (Revelation 3:16). I love that Jesus said “I will” because he could have said “I have done it.”

This is great news for those who are lukewarm, as he is planning how to bring them back to God's fire. This is a good thing because even though Jesus hates that taste in his mouth, his love is great. The Lamb of God's love to calm anger has poured out on us, and even though we're far from what he expected of us, he hasn't spit us out.

Early godfathers called this God's patience. What is patience? This is God's patience and tolerance for us, even when we are callous. He doesn't like your nonchalance, but he loves you. As you submit to Jesus Christ, his grace, plans, and strength can all recapture your heart.

Jesus also said to the lukewarm people, “Look, I'm standing outside the door and knocking on the door. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I'll go in and sit with him and him and me.” (Revelation 3:20) Jesus lovingly and patiently knocks on the door of our hearts, calling us to have a relationship with him.

DAILY DEVOTIONAL — August 19, 2024

The Forbearer of God

By Gary Wilkerson

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In Revelation, Jesus said, “I Know Your Works: You Are Surprised Cold or Hot. Would that you were either cold or hot!” (Revelation 3:15, ESV). Some translations say, “I would rather you be hot or cold but not lukewarm.” That little phrase “I would rather” is the difference between someone who is against you and someone who is for you.

If anyone is going to say “I would rather” about things in my life, I want it to be Jesus. When Jesus says, “I would rather you be on fire for God,” you can be assured that he is likely an all-out campaign, argues out all available resources of heaven on your enemies to turn YOUR LUKEWOARMNESS TO FIRE TO BRING YOU BACK TO HIM

Jesus Presents by Remains, “So, Because You Are Lukewarm, and Somewhat Hot or Cold, I Will...” (Revelations 3:16). I love that Jesus said, “I will” because he could have said, “I have.”

It is good news for lukewarm people that he is planning ways to bring them back into the fire of God. It is good because even though Jesus Despises that taste in his mouth, his love is grand. The wrath-quenching love of the Lamb of God has been so surprised out upon us that even when we are far from what he thought us to be, he hasn't spit us out.

The Early Church Fathers called This the Forbearer of God. What is forbehaving? It is God's patience and bearing with us even in our lukewarmness. He doesn't love your lukewarmness, but he loves you. His grace, plans, and power are all available right now to capture your heart as you respond in obedience to Jesus Christ.

Jesus also said to the lukewarm, “Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with me” (Revelation 3:20). Jesus is lovingly and patiently knocking on the door of our hearts, calling us to a relationship with him.