Yes, the real question for the robo taxis is how soon the government will allow them to start using them. The automakers in Detroit and around the country have a pretty solid lobby. Of course, Tesla is worth more than all of them combined so...there's that. While I agree with your overall premise of disruption, I'm not sure they can do it that fast.

As I was saying to someone the other day, when I sit in Hive for a couple days it feels like the world is rushing towards massive changes. But when I go outside and interact with people, everything still moves at the same slow pace it always does. For example, I probably have 500 people I interact with in some sort of personal way over the course of a year; golfing friends, reffing buddies, work people, customers, family, friends, etc. How many of them even know what Bitcoin is let alone crypto? A very small percentage. There might be a total of 5 that own any bitcoin, and I doubt any of them have delved in any further. We're still so very early on these disruptions taking place. Once the ball starts rolling it can happen quickly but, change does not come easily. Especially to the "older" generations, which is where the vast majority of the wealth is located.

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