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Posted On: October 12th 2026, 09:41 pm

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While the internet was going crazy over Tesla’s flying Roadster, tech YouTuber MKBHD had a very different reaction.

Marques questioned Tesla’s claims about a 4,000+ pound car performing midair flips, hitting speeds over 380 mph and entering production in 2028. He even wondered if the whole thing was a prank.

His reaction sparked criticism from Tesla fans, especially after people resurfaced his 2019 conversation with Elon Musk, where he seemed excited about SpaceX thrusters.

MKBHD defended his skepticism, asking whether people would believe the same claims coming from Hyundai or Audi.

Considering Tesla originally promised the Roadster for 2020, he might have a point.

What do you think?

*Life Update* 🌍✈️🥹

We don’t really stop anymore. We don’t tune in, we don’t rest, we don’t heal. One decade fades into the next, and each new chapter begins before we’ve even sat with what happened in the last.

As I think about my own next chapter (hopefully motherhood 🥹), I’ve found myself looking back over the last 20 years. When my mum passed, grief wasn’t really spoken about, so I never learnt how to process it. As the eldest, I learnt to stay strong instead. I buried my feelings under achievements, goals and doing, and I never stopped long enough to feel any of it.
This year, I realised something had to change. So I booked a 4-month solo trip. I’ve never travelled alone, didn’t know anyone who had, and was honestly nervous af.

When Nim left me after my birthday in Bali, I had a major ‘wtf am I doing?!’ moment. But I haven’t looked back since.

3 countries down, 7 to go, and it’s already been the best thing I’ve ever done. For the first time in a long time, I’ve slowed down. I’ve cried. I’ve processed things I’ve carried for years. I’ve laughed. I’ve made friends. I’ve connected deeper to my spiritual side. I’ve actually had space to think. When was the last time you had time to sit with your thoughts, past your never-ending to-do list? Solo travel has given me a peace, confidence and happiness I genuinely wasn’t expecting.

I’m so grateful to Nim for supporting me in doing something so unconventional, keeping our home and business going and for understanding why it matters so much to me ❤️

I wasn’t sure whether to share this, or the reason behind it. But if it resonates with even one of you, I hope it reminds you that you don’t have to follow the ‘norm’. We live in a world that constantly tells us to do more or to conform, and it’s okay to challenge that. To slow down. To process. To play. To put yourself first.

And to anyone who’s been through childhood grief or trauma, this is your reminder to make time for the little you who showed up in ways no child should have to, and who got you to where you are today 🤍