I don't think it's a Tesla problem, ultimately. I look at it this way. Every day I plug in my Android phone to my car and use the navigation. I think it's the

I don't think it's a Tesla problem, ultimately. I look at it this way. Every day I plug in my Android phone to my car and use the navigation. I think it's the best option out there. However, it's far from perfect. For instance, it frequently wants me to turn left on to a busy street from a side street with no traffic light. There are many other issues which aren't that big a deal because I'm in control. Sometimes it gets quite weird. One time my location was displaced like a block and a half, scrambling the directions. Even while acknowledging I'm ignorant of 99.9% of the research and what's being done, there is a simple equation that I believe in - a nigh-on perfect navigation system must precede self-driving. If nobody knows how to walk, running isn't going to happen. I don't have to know what people are doing in private to know that what they are doing in public isn't consistent with the aspirations.