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Then you would be wrong. But it of course depends on what your definition of "self-drive" is. If you have an overly strict, ridiculously high standard for wha
by pfarnsworth 10y ago
Then you would be wrong. But it of course depends on what your definition of "self-drive" is. If you have an overly strict, ridiculously high standard for what a self-driving car is, then in your mind, you're right.
But if you define what Tesla already has in production as a self-driving car, then you would be wrong.