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Calm down. Prob just a typo. s/conventional/unconventional/

• addaon 3y ago
  Wait, /is/ there anything unconventional? I thought the obvious learnings from Cybertruck was that, at least at this point with the leadership completely distracted, trying to do something new and unconventional is beyond Tesla's demonstrated ability to execute. Meanwhile their successful products -- the Model 3 in particular -- and their known future product, the Cybertruck, are totally conventional in manufacturing, besides the use of larger-than-typical castings for some parts. Is there some suggestion that the Model 2 is going in a different direction than the "do it the same way that everyone else has figured out works" that Tesla has been moving towards?