‘Bro Thinks He Is Dr Strange’: Internet Roasts Cybertruck Driver For Unconventional Exit

In Tesla’s latest shareholder letter for the fourth quarter of 2023, the company boasted a Cybertruck production capacity exceeding 1,25,000 units annually at its Texas factory. This revelation, albeit possibly the maximum capacity of the production line, raises eyebrows as it nears the ambitious goal set by CEO Elon Musk of selling 1,50,000 Cybertrucks annually. Despite its polarising appearance reminiscent of a dystopian sci-fi film, the Cybertruck continues to attract unprecedented demand.

Adding to the tech-driven frenzy, Apple unveiled its highly anticipated Apple Vision Pro on February 2, instigating a viral sensation as users showcased its features on social media. Touted as a spatial computer, the device enables users to overlay virtual screens and buttons onto their surroundings, creating a futuristic yet surreal experience.

However, the convergence of these cutting-edge technologies has generated both awe and concern. An Instagram user garnered attention by exiting his Cybertruck adorned with the Apple Vision Pro, evoking humour and disbelief as he manipulated virtual interfaces with exaggerated hand gestures.

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The comical video quickly went viral, amassing over 116 million views and sparking a flurry of reactions.

A commenter quipped, “That’s why aliens don’t want to communicate.”

Another humorously remarked, “Bro thinks he is Dr strange.”

A user observer jokes, “I was expecting magic with all that hand movement.”

Adding to the chorus of amusement, a user noted, “Old people are freaking out at this point.”

Another alarming video surfaced depicting a motorist seemingly allowing Tesla’s Cybertruck to operate autonomously while wearing the Apple Vision Pro headset. This clip, however, caught the attention of the U.S. Department of Transportation, prompting a response from Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Buttigieg emphasised that Tesla’s advanced driving assistance systems, including Autopilot and Full Self-Driving, do not equate to full autonomy, stressing the imperative for human drivers to remain vigilant and in control at all times.

“Reminder—ALL advanced driver assistance systems available today require the human driver to be in control and fully engaged in the driving task at all times,” he stated.

Moreover, Apple explicitly warns against using the Vision Pro while driving in its user guide, highlighting the inherent risks of distraction and compromised safety.