Tim Beevors 4x4 reviews

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I feel sorry for FordThey were the first production line in the worldThe first mass produced car in the worldThey've inv...
19/07/2025

I feel sorry for Ford

They were the first production line in the world

The first mass produced car in the world

They've invented some of the coolest cars in the world. The Mustang, the Cobra, the GT and the list goes on.

They even invented not on the Raptor in the US but also now the Ranger Raptor out of Australia which has been a smash hit all around the world

Yet it doesn't matter

For some reason, they always seem to attract absolute Noob buyers

When I was a Kid, there were Holden People and Ford People

And you could just tell which one they were.

The Ford People were always just less impressive

And I'll explain it this one

Measure the time it takes someone to get in a vehicle and start driving

Ford Owners need to engage their brains before they engage Drive

They get in

They have to think where their legs go

Then they check the mirrors

Then they make a minor adjustment even if it doesn't need it

Then they have to remember their key

Then they have to work out which key

Then they put it in the ignition

Then they turn it and the motor takes ages to crank and start

Then they have to look at all the gauges and think for 20 seconds

Then they wait for it to warm up for 30 seconds

Then they need to think where they are

Then they need to check their surroundings

Then they need to put their foot on the brake

Then they look down at the gear stick

Then they need to think if if they want to go forwards or backwards

Then they make a decision to select drive or reverse

Then they grab the stick

Then they press the button

Then they move it into position

Then they confirm that decision

Then they look where they're going

Then they release the brake pedal and it starts moving

Then they pull out

Then they press the brake pedal

Then they look around

Then they turn the steering wheel,

Then they look at the gear stick again

Then they press the button

Then they move it into drive.

Then they look around again

Then they drive off

You get my point. EVERY SINGLE thing they do is a decision. Nothing is done Instantly or Intuitively

It's like their Brain is Production Line

and they travel in groups like Unionists

Most of them are Unionists

Just look at Melbourne Construction Sites

Covered in Fords

I've been watching artificial intelligence develop over the last 2 years and I've seen enoughAll I can see coming is ins...
19/07/2025

I've been watching artificial intelligence develop over the last 2 years and I've seen enough

All I can see coming is institutional meltdown everywhere all at once

Why?

AI isn't a new technology that needs institutional governance

It's the single most explosive amplification of individual *agency* we've ever seen and very few have picked up on it

It gives ordinary people unprecedented power to act, create and shape whatever they want with zero gatekeepers.

Even basic consumer tools are extraordinarily powerful if used correctly

For centuries, the stranglehold on knowledge has been locked inside institutions

From the ancient Scribes hoarding scrolls, to medieval monasteries guarding texts - knowledge has always been treated as a scarce asset

Do you know why things are falling apart now?

Our education system was invented in Prussia in the 1840s and it was modelled on the Factory Floor 🤣

You already know this
- square classrooms enforcing uniformity
- lines of straight desks simulating a factory
- bells to mark clock on and clock off
- a rigid curriculum, and
- standardised tests for quality control

It wasn't an extension of the Enlightenment; it was designed to churn out obedient, permission seeking drones

This "up-or-out" model forces academic specialisation and scarcity by default.

The deal is this. All study the same thing, and the lucky ones get to pick the more desireable roles within a catalogue of 15,000 things.

Then you'll all go get specialised jobs, work for 1 company and get screwed over for the next 45 years.

Sounds great, except AI kinda blows that up.

Now we're swimming in abundant knowledge

Every discipline at our fingertips with access to coding, mathematics, science, literature the arts and basically everything in between

It's not just the text generator. It gives you the ability to write software to solve whatever you want.

Why slog in a rigid classroom memorising facts when AI can synthesise, explain, and apply things in real-time?

Now I can't change the current education system. Too much inertia there

But I can experiment with something new.

So for months I've been creating a stack of knowledge I wish I knew when I was 16.

It is structured into 7 sections:
- CHANGE
- BEHAVIOUR
- PERSUASION
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
- BUSINESS
- SOCIAL MEDIA; and
- ETHICS

It's about 250 unique pieces of content that all interrelate to develop collective 'Executional Agency Skills'.

In combination you can apply them to any goal.

You can use them to study, do better work, buikd new ventures, engage with communities or nurture relationships.

But here's the cool thing.

You don't need to 'teach it'.

You can feed it into an AI agent and work with it to solve real problems you want to work on.

So even if you're a complete Noob, you can start thinking like a high functioning entrepreneur.

It's actually pretty wild.

Because you can apply it to anything I need a way to organise the work. I'm going to organise them into projects.

And project #1 is called PROJECT SUPER STUDENT.

Basically I want to work with young people of any aptitude to help them crush their schooling.

And if they manage that, they can progress to other projects.

The whole idea here is to change the way we behave.

To shift us from being obedient, compliant - losers - to being Formidable.

There's no cost for this.

I just want to prove I can lift a bunch of Young people more than society expects.

Any volunteers ?

16-25 years old I reckon.

This work will be published on AskBeevs as it unpacks

Look at this for quality serviceIt knows meI don't own a 93 but YJ brake lines are the equivalent of extended brake line...
18/07/2025

Look at this for quality service

It knows me

I don't own a 93 but YJ brake lines are the equivalent of extended brake lines on an XJ for flex requirements

Hence that's there

When your Landcruiser mates spot you test driving a GWM Tank 500
18/07/2025

When your Landcruiser mates spot you test driving a GWM Tank 500

Maybe this is how Erin Patterson got confused?
18/07/2025

Maybe this is how Erin Patterson got confused?

Australia's reaction when they saw the new Kia Tasman design
18/07/2025

Australia's reaction when they saw the new Kia Tasman design

If I buy a Chinese vehicle it comes from ChinaIf I buy a Tesla it comes from ChinaIf I buy a J*panese vehicle most of th...
17/07/2025

If I buy a Chinese vehicle it comes from China

If I buy a Tesla it comes from China

If I buy a J*panese vehicle most of them come from Thailand

If I buy a European car it comes from South America or South Africa

If I buy a Jeep it comes from Toledo USA

Touche ' I was right

Do you know why I've been thinking about buying a BYD Shark?Cause pretty soon it's going to be the only brand on our Roa...
17/07/2025

Do you know why I've been thinking about buying a BYD Shark?

Cause pretty soon it's going to be the only brand on our Roads

Australia seems to have decided

At Best we want to be the Switzerland of the Asia Pacific

At Worst the Allegiance is changing

It's actually reasonable to expect that we buy Chinese Cars in return for everything they buy from us

What we have is a government that's basically screwed us all to the Tune of 550k each in Productivity to win 3 year election cycles

To them we don't matter. As long as they keep growing the Pie for the duds in our society and keep power for themselves whatever.

Massive inflation then hard bracket creep will keep their share of the economy going up

And foreigners don't want to fund our personal fuel bills anymore

So they won't

There's only 1 problem I see in their plan

The new Western / J*panese vehicles are now too expensive for the common Punter so they will collapse entirely

And then the Chinese cars are too expensive

Even a BYD Shark is 60,000 dollars

I got a Navara for 38,000 5 years ago

Let's say I sold that for 30,000 I'm still nearly up for a new New Navara to upgrade

Why would you do that that for maybe one average 3L per 100 better economy for what I use it for?

6 dollars per 100km

That's 500,000km of fuel on the flip

Makes zero sense

My wife does 20,000km a year

It would take 20 years to make up the first purchase

Now you can argue that the Navara will wear out and die

That's true

But what's going to wear out faster?

A Navara with 100,000km on it that's 5 years old

Or a BYD Shark with a 1.5L petrol Motor and a Battery?

And I've paid the taxes on the Navara 5 years ago

I don't need to pay the on roads and everything again

Now MAYBE this will end one day

But think about it. We're still selling Diesel J*p Vehicles today

And will be for years to come

So other than nicer interiors and flash marketing the switch isn't happening anytime soon

They will sell like hotcakes though

To people that think spending a dollar to save 30c is a good deal and it's cheaper than a Tesla 🤣

At least a Tesla is intellectually pure

Your getting a Electric Car with autonomy coming soon. That might be worth something for all the duds that can't drive

There's two types of Road Users 😬
17/07/2025

There's two types of Road Users 😬

This is a REAL TOYOTANot like an 80 series
17/07/2025

This is a REAL TOYOTA

Not like an 80 series

Some people NEVER LEARN!! 🤣
17/07/2025

Some people NEVER LEARN!! 🤣

I'm kind of sick of Toyota 80 series owners claiming they're 4WDers still. They never do anything. They just park it in ...
17/07/2025

I'm kind of sick of Toyota 80 series owners claiming they're 4WDers still.

They never do anything. They just park it in the shed and do the swivel hubs every 12 months.

The 80 series wasn't even accepted by Toyota Owners when it was released. They were so suspicious of Coils at the time, and it was a bit gutless and the boot was too small.

I know this is true because my Dad used to say that with ours.

I know where ours is. It's sitting in a paddock rusting. I wont even buy it back for 6k because it's a POS.

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