What benefit does this bring over public transport or something like taxis/ride sharing services? If I can be allowed to grossly generalze here: would the elde

What benefit does this bring over public transport or something like taxis/ride sharing services? If I can be allowed to grossly generalze here: would the elderly and the disabled be in a position to afford a vehicle as expensive as this? Would they /need/ a permanent vehicle to take them to wherever they need to be, if they already have everything they need right there (hospice, retirement complex etc)? Remember: I'm grossly generalizing here, but I think my point stands. The way I see it: I've been making use of FSD vehicles to take me to work and back for almost a decade now. Sometimes even the vehicle arrives right to my front door and takes me directly to my destination. The fact that it's wetware instead of software has no material impact on my experience or expectations. Thus I'll always go for the cheapest option. In my view FSD is trying to solve a problem that only exists in the mind of the isolated techie who forgets about the real world sometimes.