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Well, I agree with much of what you say, but all I was trying to say is this: If 'autopilot' is a misleading name for Tesla's advanced driver assist system, the
by DamnInteresting 5y ago
Well, I agree with much of what you say, but all I was trying to say is this: If 'autopilot' is a misleading name for Tesla's advanced driver assist system, then isn't it also misleading for airliners to use that term? To me, the two systems appear to be very similar in what they can do.
- me_me_me 5y agothe only thing both have in common is the spelling
- DamnInteresting 5y agoIf you're not interested in having a rational discussion about it, you can just say so.
- me_me_me 5y agoI would like to point out that you are pushing square through circular hole insisting you are doing it right. Tesla's Autopilot and plane autopilot are different technology requiring different level of training and skill to operate. Equating both due to name and extrapolating that common person should know better when driving their tesla is slippery-slope towards victim blaming. Just accept you were wrong.
- DamnInteresting 5y ago> slippery-slope towards victim blaming You forgot to add "straw man cognitive dissonance Dunning–Kruger" to your little fallacy salad.
- me_me_me 5y agoHmmm. I see you are out to embarrass yourself even more. Do go one share your thoughts.