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Ultimately irrelevant things are added to headlines all the time, like all the stories about the Lincoln recall in this comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/i
by ripjaygn 2y ago
Ultimately irrelevant things are added to headlines all the time, like all the stories about the Lincoln recall in this comment.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40089379 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40089379
See how they don't just say it's a recall and remove context like it's done with Tesla?
Why are the media and some people so against including similar context for an OTA software when it comes to Tesla?
- trust_bt_verify 2y agoWhen I do a simple search for ‘Tesla recall’ in my favorite search engine I get a bunch of results for the recent Tesla recalls. Many of the headlines call out the reasons, I see no persecution of Tesla in the way you describe. There is an easy way for Tesla to avoid all of this though, and it’s to design their vehicles better in the first place. Looks like the media cares about facts and the fact is, Tesla has had _another_ recall. Tesla is slipping and there seems to be some who are more sensitive to that being discussed than others.
- ripjaygn 2y ago> Looks like the media cares about facts You made me spit out my coffee. The media literally made up fake news about the Tesla strike in Sweden. This is coming from someone who argued for year up until covid that fake news was exclusive to the right wing. It sad to see liberals and liberal media slip so much