> So nobody should ever start thinking about improving global quality of life because if they were going to do it, they would already do it. Great way to approa

> So nobody should ever start thinking about improving global quality of life because if they were going to do it, they would already do it. Great way to approach live. Thinking? Yes. Broadcasting and oversaturating the airwaves to fool people into believing you are doing way more than what you are actually doing if you look at the raw numbers, that's a totally different thing and also the problem that I have with the whole enterprise. > VW didn't need to fool people, the Disel-scandal never happened. VW committed fraud on consumers' behalf so that they'd have a cheaper and more reliable car instead of a more expensive and less durable ones due to the environmental regulations which raise costs to build a diesel engine (and also dramatically reduce their lifespan which can easily reach 500k miles if you get rid of all the envioronmental stuff). Huge difference, in my view VW is out there taking one for their clients so that they can sidestep ridiculous environmental regulations and enjoy a greater quality of life. Tesla is out there to screw their clients as much as possible with faulty features, an autopilot which crashes into things and misaligned panels all around which significantly deteriorate their clients' quality of life. VW takes a bullet for you, whereas Tesla pushes you in the line of fire to use you as a human shield. Huge difference.