What evidence there is a team problem. Like building cars requires all those things and companies manage to do it all the time. Adding the self driving tech in

What evidence there is a team problem. Like building cars requires all those things and companies manage to do it all the time. Adding the self driving tech in there, ok, but these cars already have teams upon teams of tech already working on them. Each part of the inboard computer has a different tech team which works with a different company it's outsourced to. In fact, sometimes different teams work with the same outsourcing company for different parts. That seems a very much a solved problem. It also seems like you're not really also applying in the fact self driving cars are approved in how many places? And it takes approximately 5 years to get a standard car to market, getting a self driving car that has been tested in just 10 states, it's unreasonable to expect the value to end users you're expecting to see here. Getting the car to market seems to be the actual problem and that seems more of a legal issue of no one wanting to say yes on the major scale. This is a very slow moving industry, electric cars are basically a solved problem, yet we'll be seeing people buying combustion engine cars for decades. How long has this project been going on for? 12-years? Seeing management change over that amount of time seems normal. It would be notable if we were seeing 1 or 2 people a month leave for 6 months.