For many things, Owners manuals tell users not do to certain things while clearly designing a product to be capable of doing such things. Actions speak louder

For many things, Owners manuals tell users not do to certain things while clearly designing a product to be capable of doing such things. Actions speak louder than words. * Tesla has had multiple events highlight the "full self-driving capabilities". * Their marketing indicates "full" self-driving while tucking the nuance away (for the owners manual). * Their UI is specifically designed to highlight all of the things a Tesla is identifying. From what I've seen, it really doesn't indicate what a Tesla is confused by. * Their driver engagement check systems clearly allow drives to be distracted and not paying attention. * They've had multiple situations where accidents with stationary objects have occurred. This indicates a pattern of drivers believing these vehicles are more capable than they are.