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  Elon Musk: All right, master plan part three. So as Zach was mentioning, the thing that I think is we wanted to convey probably more importantly than anything else that we're talking about here, is that there is a clear path to a sustainable energy Earth. It doesn't require destroying natural habitats. It doesn't require us to be austere and stop using electricity and sort of be in the cold or anything. The story, and I think that this holds together quite well, will be actually publishing a detailed white paper with all of our assumptions and calculations, is that there is a clear path to a fully sustainable Earth with abundance. In fact, you could support a civilization much bigger than Earth, much more than the eight billion humans could actually be supported sustainably on Earth. And I'm just often shocked and surprised by how few people realize this. Most of the smart people I know actually don't see this clear path. They think that there's

  Elon Musk: All right, so this is probably the most significant announcement of the day,  is that we're excited to announce that we're going to be building a Gigafactory in Mexico. And we'll have obviously a grand opening and groundbreaking and whatnot,  but we're excited to announce that the next Tesla Gigafactory will be in Mexico near Monterrey.  So super excited about it. Now I do want to emphasize we will continue to expand production at all of our existing factories,  so including California and Nevada, here in Texas obviously, and Berlin, Shanghai. So we intend to increase production at all factories, so the Giga Mexico would be supplemental to the output of all the other factories. So this is not, to be clear, moving output from anywhere to anywhere. I t is simply about expanding total global output, yeah, so it's going to be good.  Anyway, so I think that's – yeah, we're quite excited to announce that. In fact, I believe the governor is here, it