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> The admission of willful ignorance here is rather astounding. > then again I'm ignorant to the dress code or actual temperature of a typical automotive facto
by close04 7y ago
> The admission of willful ignorance here is rather astounding.
> then again I'm ignorant to the dress code or actual temperature of a typical automotive factory
That seems a bit ironic considering you said the above right after suggesting that the tent is actually better than the factory for the purpose.
Anyway, the tape not being used for electrical insulation or wiring protection but rather for structural integrity of certain parts that cracked still doesn't bode well.
- cptskippy 7y ago> That seems a bit ironic considering you said the above right after suggesting that the tent is actually better than the factory for the purpose. When taken out of context, yes. The factory comment I was responding to was questioning why factory workers would request to work in the tent. I was suggesting that it might be due to the pleasant climate in which the tent is located. I then acknowledged my ignorance to typical working conditions and how they might factor into that equation. This thread revolves around a someone admonishing Tesla by comparing one fiction to another fiction at a competitor. Then, when the fiction is pointed out, the commentator again establishes they didn't read the article and then suggest we should still admonish Tesla for unspecified reasons.