Tesla

But they've deliberately ignored the advice of experts, and they've certainly completely discarded the precautionary principle and chosen the Chinese model.

And despite the risk, despite our allies moving to either ban or heavily restrict similar cars being used by public servants with access to sensitive data or near sensitive sites, and despite even the Chinese themselves restricting American-owned Teslas from entering a range of government and military facilities over there, Australia just plods along, assuming, you know, she'll be right.

In fact, as The Australian reports today, six of the 23 car models approved by the Finance Department – these are the ones available to MPs – are from BYD.

In total, all but eight are so-called connected vehicles.

I have no idea what that is per se, but it's obviously part of the electronics and the internet componentry of all of this.

They're in a lot of cars.

Of course, all of these Chinese EVs have these, but so do Teslas, so do some combustion engine vehicles these days.

What's the issue here? What worries people like you that are cyber security experts? Because all of them that I speak to say, geez, we've got to be very careful about this.

It's just not going to end the way that people think it is.

And people that have Teslas, I don't think are going to be over the people that have gas driven cars because it does not just affect automobiles.

It's going to affect our whole economy.

It's going to affect our grocery prices.

You know the number? No.

50 micro Tesla.

This is much higher than the fields that are produced by AC power systems.

So if we had DC power distribution, the fields would be much lower than the static field of the Earth.

No, because

Teslas are

too fucking dangerous

to be exported anywhere else in the world.

Yeah.

Like the Teslas.

All of that's coming from what's happening over there.

I think we see a perfect example of selective outrage with the Sydney Sweeney stuff.

This is also true if we use the SWI sequence.

It's important to know that the clinical trials used GRE at 3 Tesla.

And so if you're going to be working with 1.5 Tesla or SWI, you need to put it into that context.

It's also really important to report the baseline degree of vascular burden and a standardized scale like Physicus can be really informative.

This is helpful to the referring clinician because they're trying to decide if the symptoms are at baseline, the dementia, if those baseline dementia symptoms are really Alzheimer's disease or maybe it's vascular dementia.