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"Especially not for a vehicle that can kill me (or others)." I wonder how the conversation would change if it were a plane and not a car. Seems like both Tesla

"Especially not for a vehicle that can kill me (or others)." I wonder how the conversation would change if it were a plane and not a car. Seems like both Tesla and Boeing are having similar quality control issues. "I personally would not use the products my company sells for anything important." I feel like most products today are not meant to be important. Most seem to be about convenience with the design thought of "if it breaks they can just do it manually", even if that's not always applicable. Or people forget how to do it on thier own like without blind spot detectors or backup cameras. Imagine a hack that randomly disables blind spot detectors or freezes/replays backup cam footage? A whole generation would have severe issues because they trust it.

palata 3y ago
> Seems like both Tesla and Boeing are having similar quality control issues. I really don't get how people are not becoming paranoid about planes. I used to say "it's much safer than taking your car, don't worry". Now, given the problems Boeing has had in the last few years (which was not "bad luck" but rather "poor engineering"), I don't feel like telling people who are scared to fly that planes are particularly safe. Still nobody around me seems to even wonder what plane they will use for their next flight. In many ways the covid vaccines were much more thoroughly tested and therefore safer than (at least Boeing) planes, but still a ton of people were afraid of the vaccines and nobody of the planes :-).