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The Tesla CEO called for authorities to " maybe free some people in jail for weed here too?" and added a meme that stated the following " People in the US in jail for weed while the government trades a Russian war criminal to free a woman's basketball player in jail for weed". In response to these announcements and many of the reports that came out about the possible exchange, Musk took to Twitter on Sunday to voice his opinion on the matter. The Biden administration then offered to release Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, known as the " merchant of death," to the Kremlin in exchange for Griner and Paul Whelan, a former marine accused of espionage having safe passage back to the US. Griner was arrested in February and has remained detained in Moscow following airport officials allegedly discovering vape cartridges containing hash oil in her luggage.
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If you are already subscribed, there is no need to subscribe again. Step 4 - Subscribe to our YouTube channel.Ensure you double opt in and confirm your subscription. One winner will take home Netac's Shadow RGB DDR5-4800 (16GB x 2) RAM and the other Netac's Shadow II DDR5-4800 (8GB x 2) RAM. Since the acquisition of Oculus, Meta CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg has been touting the metaverse as the future of technology adoption, with Zuckerberg stating last year that he believes the " metaverse is the next chapter of the internet".Ĭontinue reading: Ethereum founder says Facebook's Metaverse 'will misfire' (full post) Elon Musk asks Tesla owners to try the voice command 'open butthole' Furthermore, Buterin wrote that " anything Facebook creates now will misfire".įor those wondering, Facebook changed its name to Meta back in October last year and has been pushing into the virtual reality space for quite some time, with the company purchasing Oculus in 2014 for $2 billion. Notably, Buterin explains that there isn't yet a unanimous definition for "metaverse" as he believes it's still " far too early to know what people actually want". Vitalik Buterin took to his personal Twitter account to state that the metaverse " is going to happen," but none of the current projects being developed by big-name corporations such as Meta, formerly Facebook, will go anywhere.