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I mean that is kinda how cars were developed. Look at how unsafe they were then they first rolled out. If we had waited to deploy cars on roads until we could m

I mean that is kinda how cars were developed. Look at how unsafe they were then they first rolled out. If we had waited to deploy cars on roads until we could make cars as safe as they would be 2010 we would still be waiting. The question for me is not, are there risks that could be addressed, but do the risks outweigh the relative benefits.

GDC7 5y ago
When the whole society is on high risk mode such as people back in the late 1800s and early 1900s then you are just going with the flow. That is what you are referring to. That is what Karl Benz did. When society is in risk averse mode like we are in 2021 then you just look like an inconsiderate a-hole , which Musk never fails to do. There are places around the world where this approach is acceptable, mainly because life is worth less over there (eg. India, sub-saharan Africa) Unfortunately those people don't have enough money to buy what is essentially a luxury go-kart for rich people.