I don't think I have to drive a Tesla to conclude I hate those things, because my experience with pretty much every other product I've used has consistently re-

I don't think I have to drive a Tesla to conclude I hate those things, because my experience with pretty much every other product I've used has consistently re-enforced how much I hate them. There is no circumstance in which I would prefer to have to use a touch screen to change my window wiper speed, or seat heater. And I still miss my old manual transmission civic because shifting gears is fun, and because it wouldn't try to cut power in the snow, or keep me in my lane when I am intentionally moving out of it. I don't even use cruise control or lane keep assist, I want to be the one driving. Pretty well every time I interact with a device that tries to replace some physical controls with a touch screen, or automation or something I think it is a worse experience. Except for Phillips Hue, that is pretty awesome. Although I still have full control.