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So your argument is basically, "touchscreens are OK as long as I don't have to actually use them"? And I don't get your argument about degradation in favour of
by tremon 3y ago
So your argument is basically, "touchscreens are OK as long as I don't have to actually use them"? And I don't get your argument about degradation in favour of progress -- progress towards what, exactly?
- leetharris 3y agoYes. When I am charging, or not moving, I GREATLY prefer the touchscreen over hundreds of physical buttons scattered all over the car. The minimalism is appreciated. Less moving parts to break, less clutter, and everything is extremely centralized. When I am driving 85mph obviously I don't want to have to look over at a screen to adjust windshield wiper settings. One day, ideally most of this stuff is handled automatically or through a simple interface like voice. Stuff like window controls should always exist, but things like windshield wipers or speed should ideally be automated one day.