We also don't know yet how safe Tesla is. There's hardly any data. You can't do any kind of utility calculus with comically huge error bars. If we assume a dea

We also don't know yet how safe Tesla is. There's hardly any data. You can't do any kind of utility calculus with comically huge error bars. If we assume a death is binomially distributed, 1 death in 100 million kilometers is consistent with a real rate of anywhere between 0.03 and 3.7 deaths per 100 million kilometers. That's a big bracket.