That is good to be a "crazy" - sciencist Einstein , Tesla also was little weird and they doing great work for the world. 
Fedora, optionally with Arc Menu and Dash to Panel extensions.
I'm pondering whether Centos Stream 9 would make a good less bleeding edge daily driver.
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Personally I don't like Mint because the Cinnamon DE has Pulse Audio embedded into it - try and remove it and the whole system goes with it. Did not try the pulse audio off trick with Mint 20.2 though - perhaps I should have tried it but don't want to bother now that I have sorted it out on Zorin 16 with KDE Plasma installed!
Unfortunately Tesla car company has nothing to do with Nikola Tesla and all his works are now owned by the US Military. Elon Musk wants us to be robotic slaves, a bit like the nightmare that Kurzweil imagined for humanity where we become even bigger slaves to the system. What Nikola Tesla did was invent energy that could benefit humankind but could also be used as a weapon of destruction which is why he never made it public, and sadly he died a penniless pauper.
Elon Musk:
Also Cobalt is essential for Lithium batteries - 60% of the world's supply is in the Congo in Africa. So in Africa Black Lives don't matter as the 'Creusers' who mine it have no Personal Protective Equipment and they can die whilst mining as it is akin to potholing. Also due to exposure to Cobalt means their offspring are born with varying forms of disability. The cobalt is then shipped to processing plants in China and Japan and then shipped around the world to where they need to be. Shipping causes more pollution to the Earth than Airplanes and cars combined - remember Earth is 66.6% water and 33.3% land.
And there is only 30 years known cobalt supply left - Perhaps then people will have realised that Hydrogen cars would have been better!
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Titus Reacts to Linus Tech Tips Linux Daily Drive Challenge - YouTube about what linux distro challenge.
I like SpaceX, but am skeptical about his brains implants and plans to make people slaves to his androids. I also think, as you suggest, current battery technology at scale is more destructive than fossil fuels.
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Linux difficult a choice I reading little a paradox choices. Very interesting. Focus on one thing not for all.
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