Sure. Stage 3 colorectal cancer. Had to remove the tumor, 19 lymph nodes, and a section of my colon. They had 2 surgeons operating on me.

Had a few incisions from up top which are super small and a larger one lower down.

Recovery was quick (like 6 days in the ward) but I had made sure I was in top shape before I went in.

So that is why I had surgery. Why I prefer robot?

Well the incisions were very small (like 2cm) and healed very quickly. There were like 4 of them I think?

I'm not an expert but I think it also gives them finer control and they have multiple hands so they can do multiple things are once.

Plus I like robots so thats just a bonus.

Yah I just had robot surgery. 1000÷ preferred over human surgery

Compare the growth in their manufacturing capacity. From 50k cars to 5m in ten years. That's 100x.

If your growing that fast of course your going to run into issues. But the bigger take away is that they can grow that fast and I can't think of another company with that level of performance

They have massive edges:

1. AI: leaders in the model, their training setup, their data aquisition, and their own hardware

2. Manufacturing: a world leader in advanced manufacturing with multiple massive factories incljding products like motors, batteries and castings.. all things helpful for robots

3. Org Structure: this might seem like a small one, but I don't think you should underestimate the structure of musk companies. It enables rapid innovation and can scale.