The Voice of a Father

[00:00:01]Greetings.

[00:00:03]For those of you who remember me from the early days of Tesla and on Twitter, I was the one who accurately predicted the 1,000% increase in Tesla stock in 2020.

[00:00:20]And I am expecting another even larger and sudden increase in Tesla stock in the near future.

[00:00:29]In fact, this next leg up could make Tesla the most valuable company in the world.

[00:00:37]It's been a while since I've come and talked to you. And the last time I did in January 2024, I told you I was expecting a major stock market correction that I thought would be brief with a quick recovery.

[00:00:53]And although it did happen a couple of months later, admittedly it was not at the scale I had anticipated.

[00:01:02]Human behavior patterns would still indicate a strong likelihood for a major market correction, but again short-lived with a quick recovery that brings the US stock market to even higher highs in the next couple of years. But only time will tell.

[00:01:24]Something I am more confident in is that we will soon see another massive increase in the value of Tesla stock, likely before the end of next year.

[00:01:37]The stock market is currently reflecting a tremendous enthusiasm at the prospect of artificial intelligence and understandably so.

[00:01:48]But what the vast majority of the population does not realize is that Tesla has already won the race in the application of realworld artificial intelligence. And the reason I know that is because I don't drive anymore.

[00:02:08]I drive a new Model X. As I approach, the driver's door opens automatically.

[00:02:17]When I get in, the door closes automatically.

[00:02:22]I say my destination. I hit start self-driving on the touchcreen and it takes me anywhere I want to go. It performs flawlessly even in complex environments.

[00:02:36]For the most part, it has already surpassed the threshold of being safer and superior to a human driver. It is 100 to 1,000 times better than a human driver who is intoxicated or drowsy or distracted or below average in driving ability. Given the baseline that 50% of drivers are already below average, it means we have reached a point that Tesla full self-driving is already 100 to 1,000 times safer than the majority of human drivers and it is only getting better with continuous updates.

[00:03:23]The sweeping ramifications of this revolutionary technology are in fact lost on most people.

[00:03:34]The technology behind full self-driving does not just change auto travel.

[00:03:41]It fundamentally alters all aspects of the transportation industry, the automotive industry, trucking, rail, shipping, port operations, and air travel.

[00:03:57]It will forever change the agricultural industry, the construction industry.

[00:04:04]Perhaps counterintuitively, it will even affect real estate as thousands and thousands of square miles of parking spaces and structures will have to be repurposed.

[00:04:19]And of course, this technology is what opens the way for the humanoid robot industry.

[00:04:26]This worldchanging technology will be the exclusive property of Tesla and its shareholders.

[00:04:36]So, this raises the question, why hasn't Tesla already spiked over 1,000 times what it is right now? After all, the stock market is supposed to be forward-looking. It is not supposed to price companies based on what they are doing now but what they will be doing in the future.

[00:04:58]To put it in a single word, the answer to that question is math.

[00:05:07]There are currently approximately 1.3 billion automobiles on the road. Of those 1.3 billion cars, approximately 9 million are Teslas. That means Teslas are less than 1% of the worldwide fleet.

[00:05:28]And of that group of 9 million, there are only approximately 1.3 million Tesla FSD users.

[00:05:37]What that means is that less than onetenth of 1% of the population is truly aware of this technologies capabilities.

[00:05:51]This is the very definition of exclusive insider information, but the legal kind.

[00:06:02]What about everybody else?

[00:06:05]Everybody else is operating under what humans usually operate under in these kinds of circumstances.

[00:06:13]The availability heristic.

[00:06:17]The availability heristic is the mental shortcut that humans often use when facts are not available or there is not the time or the desire to consider the facts.

[00:06:31]In such a case, humans will revert to what readily comes to mind or in other words, what is mentally available, the availability heristic. In today's society, the availability heristic is heavily influenced by the media industry.

[00:06:52]It goes without saying that the media industry has generated a great deal of animosity toward Tesla and toward Elon Musk due to political bias or because the media was acting as paid shills in behalf of Tesla's competitors.

[00:07:12]This force has created a negative sentiment in a significant portion of the population which prevents them from actually thinking.

[00:07:26]If a person does not have Tesla full self-driving, they are under the false impression that there is a close race between a number of companies who are employing a wide variety of strategies to attain autonomous driving. They have heard or even seen that Whimo is already offering driverless taxis in a few cities.

[00:07:52]Therefore, obviously, they must be winning this race.

[00:07:58]Not realizing that in the very near future, while these companies struggle to progress, with the push of a button, Tesla will release autonomous driving everywhere in the United States simultaneously.

[00:08:16]The situation could be compared to looking at the progress of a team of men digging a canal manually with shovels for 6 months while a competitor spends those 6 months developing a massive state-of-the-art excavator.

[00:08:35]For a while, the progress of the manual laborers causes it to seem as if they are far ahead. But once that excavator gets going, that conclusion will seem like a joke.

[00:08:52]Most people do not understand that all of these other companies aside from Tesla are following the same very expensive, unscalable approach, mapping out streets, one city or one portion of a city at a time. then using light waves and very costly lidar technology to drive on those mapped streets. It is a very slow and expensive strategy that could be likened to a bat flying in a cave that uses sound waves in much the same manner.

[00:09:35]Tesla is following a unique biomimetic approach.

[00:09:41]Biomimetic means imitating life because many of the greatest engineering feats have come about by imitating the designs found in the natural world. For example, the Swiss engineer George Destral who after returning home with his dog noticed that the dog's fur was covered in burrs. After putting those burrs under a microscope, he could see that they acted like tiny hooks that caught on loops, which led to his invention of Velcro.

[00:10:16]Back in the 1990s, Japan's bullet trains ran into a problem. As they entered tunnels at higher and higher speeds, they pushed a wall of air ahead of them, creating a loud, disturbing sonic boom when they exited the tunnel.

[00:10:36]One of the lead engineers was an avid bird watcher. He knew that the kingisher dives into the water with very little splash because of its long, narrow beak that cuts through the water smoothly.

[00:10:50]Realizing that in physics, both air and water are fluids, the team tested designs that imitated the shape of the kingisher beak. In addition to eliminating the sonic boom, the trains became 10% faster and 15% more energy efficient.

[00:11:12]The entire transportation infrastructure is based on human drivers. Humans drive with essentially two cameras, our eyes, and a computer, our brain. The road system is not designed for radar, sonar, or lidar.

[00:11:34]Uniquely, the Tesla strategy is biomimetic, like a human driver, but superior with eight eyes or cameras instead of just two, and two computers.

[00:11:47]the second one acting as a backup in case anything goes wrong with the first one.

[00:11:54]It is readily apparent to those who have access to Tesla full self-driving that Tesla has already won the most significant race since the industrial revolution. There is no going back. It is the future not only of transportation but of the economy.

[00:12:15]The most likely scenario is that any automotive company that does not go bankrupt will survive by buying self-driving technology from Tesla for the indefinite future.

[00:12:28]But as we've already discussed, the transportation industry is only the beginning.

[00:12:35]When this fact becomes evident, and it soon will, there will be a rise in Tesla stock that makes the 1,500% increase in 2020 look like nothing.

[00:12:50]So, I have written and narrated a book that I wanted to share with you.

[00:12:57]My love and concern for people made me want to use what little sphere of knowledge I have to help other people deal with the epidemic of anxiety that has gripped the world. I have designed this book as a sleep aid to help people relax their mind and be able to rest.

[00:13:22]If you would like to purchase the studio version, you can find it on Audible, The Voice of a Father by Grayson Sterling.

[00:13:32]But the fact is, I'm not trying to sell a book. I don't need the money. I would just like to help people with this if I can. And so, I'm going to give it away for free here on YouTube. I'm going to read it little by little.

[00:13:51]It may sound silly, but it is essentially an adult bedtime story where I talk you to sleep.

[00:14:00]I will tell a lot of stories in a manner that mimics the fragmented thought patterns in the early sleep stages.

[00:14:08]There are a couple of Tesla stories in there that you will probably enjoy. And I will also share some of the principles of human behavior that enabled me to foretell that magnificent rise in Tesla stock that began in 2020 and that give me confidence about what is coming, namely what I just told you.

[00:14:32]So I plan to be on here regularly.

[00:14:37]You can subscribe if you like so you can get notifications when the next portion comes out. I may improvise a little bit as we go through the book together.

[00:14:47]I hope you enjoy it and I hope you will share it with others on social media, on Facebook, on Instagram, on X. Like I said, I would just like to help people and perhaps you can help me to reach as many as possible. So until next time.