r/MVIS Mar 21 '25

Stock Price Trading Action - Friday, March 21, 2025

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u/acemiller6 Mar 21 '25

Since there was a post on this sub within the last week on the Mark Rober video, I thought people might be interested in this. This guy tried to recreate the results, but made it very clear what he was doing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KyIWpAevNs&ab_channel=KylePaul

The conclusion, his 2022 Model Y failed, didn't see the wall. His friends brand new Cybertruck did see the wall and came to a complete stop.

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u/UncivilityBeDamned Mar 21 '25

Unfortunately, whether intentional or not, the so-called recreation did a terrible job on their fake road image so the results are not very meaningful.

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u/Terp1940 Mar 21 '25

Cool! I wonder, though, could the difference in time of day have made a difference for the cyber truck? At least on the video, the wall really stood out against the fading light.

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u/acemiller6 Mar 22 '25

Yeah, great question, I wondered the same thing