Yes, you are. The only "reason" for their Twitter "conclusions" is that they're not understanding the numbers they're looking at. They don't understand that th

Yes, you are. The only "reason" for their Twitter "conclusions" is that they're not understanding the numbers they're looking at. They don't understand that the maximum voltage doesn't tell you the energy content, you need the nominal voltage. They don't understand that the EPA watt-hours per mile figures are AC watt-hours per mile. You'd be better off taking advice from Kim Kardashian. Kim's marketing and promotion with curated, staged, and edited photos of herself in bikinis is more honest than what these "prominent people in the Tesla community" (whatever that means) are doing. You really do need to stop wasting your time on social media "influencers". They are not influencing you in wise directions.