I don't think you are noticing how, if you read the wording closely, this is NOT a rebuttal of the bricking claims. The rebuttal talks about "normal driving con

I don't think you are noticing how, if you read the wording closely, this is NOT a rebuttal of the bricking claims. The rebuttal talks about "normal driving conditions". This is non-responsive to the claim in question, which is that if you drive the Tesla for a while til the battery is somewhat low, and then don't plug the car in to charge properly, it can become completely disabled in as little as a week. So in other words, the original blogger was not claiming that "normal driving" will brick the Tesla. So talking about how the battery management system won't let it brick itself while you are driving it is a misdirection tactic. It does not rebut the claim.