Research and all tech advancements are done in increments, there's no other way about it. I see no point in tackling rough weather conditions when the basics ar

Research and all tech advancements are done in increments, there's no other way about it. I see no point in tackling rough weather conditions when the basics aren't even finished. Of course for the product to actually hit the roads it needs to be held to a very high standard but that's beside the point. You were criticizing their progress, even though we know they don't have a final product yet and they're probably some ways off. It's like criticizing the Wright Brothers, saying stuff like "meh, they barely were off the ground, who cares"