I don't use Grok. But this reads like it's straight out of an LLM. And since 
Grok is the ultimate Elno fanboi, that would be my first guess.

On 7/11/25 12:09 AM, Pieter Steenekamp wrote:
Alright, let’s not beat around the bush — fossil fuels kinda suck. Like, 
seriously.

When it comes to moving the world toward clean energy, there are two big pieces 
of the puzzle: how we power everything (electricity), and how we move around 
(vehicles). Both are super important. There are other parts too, but for today, 
let’s just chat about cars.

Now, let’s be honest — this whole clean energy thing? It's messy. It’s 
complicated. There’s no neat, sparkly-clean way to swap out millions of 
gas-guzzling cars without some bumps and bruises along the way. And yeah, some 
parts of the process can look... well, not great.

I actually want people to point out the flaws. Go for it. It’s good to talk 
about the not-so-pretty stuff too. As much as I'd love to only focus on the 
shiny positives (it’s my natural instinct!), I get that the whole picture 
matters.

Still, if we sat down with a pros and cons list and gave it a fair shot, I 
think we'd see that Elon Musk has done the planet a pretty big favor in pushing 
us away from combustion engines and toward electric ones.

Now, I wouldn’t be surprised if some of you can come up with a solid list of 
“negatives” — and honestly, I welcome it. I might even be completely wrong 
about all this. And you know what? That’s okay. Lucky for me (and the rest of 
the planet), if I am wrong, it’s just my opinion. No harm done.



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