>I haven't seen any evidence that their production has scaled. You can't explain it to some people, and they have no interest in evidence. The other day on Tw

>I haven't seen any evidence that their production has scaled. You can't explain it to some people, and they have no interest in evidence. The other day on Twitter Musk was talking about the SpaceX rockets they're going to attach to a version of the car (LOL!) and how it's all going to tuck neatly behind the license plate. The thread following it was half-filled with people claiming how cool that was going to be, and what they were going to do with it. I'm talking grown adults here. The other half was grown adults saying they're just going to be happy making $100,000 a year letting out their Tesla as a robotaxi. Completely detached from reality. I've never seen anything like this in my life. I think EVs are great, and actually priced out a Bolt (couldn't get service where I live) so I'll have to wait until my recent lease expires in a couple years to go looking in a more mature market. But it's hard for me to fathom that there are people who believe we're going to driving (and being driven) in rocket cars any day. Meanwhile, people are still waiting weeks and months for minor repairs on their cars. How is it that people can see reality so differently?