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It's misleading because it's a number of crashes that sounds bad, but there's no way of knowing if that's true from the headline if you haven't got a bunch of c
by shawabawa3 4y ago
It's misleading because it's a number of crashes that sounds bad, but there's no way of knowing if that's true from the headline if you haven't got a bunch of car statistics memorised
A less misleading title would be "Tesla autopilot involved in 70% of driving-assistance accidents this year"
Even that is potentially misleading if Tesla autopilot represents more than 70% of driver assisted miles on the road
- freemint 4y agoNot matter what way the headline would have been phrased people would have complained. "Company X lost $money ..." headlines are printed all the time. To me it doesn't look like unfair reporting but instead i see a group of people accusing with loaded language ("hit pieces" is loaded) normal reporting to be biased against Musk because "daddy can't be wrong" and criticism must there for be an attack.