In every one of these threads based on a Tesla crash, gallons of digital ink are spilled in regurgitated (though not untruthful) generalities. So I'll repeat m

In every one of these threads based on a Tesla crash, gallons of digital ink are spilled in regurgitated (though not untruthful) generalities. So I'll repeat mine: 1) FSD makes me a better driver. Without it, I'm (uselessly) more aggressive and on the gas because it feels good. With it, it's basically ego-less driving. 2) The headlines are dramatic, but what does the actual data say? Tesla has thousands of miles driven under "full self driving", is it actually more dangerous (in the quantity or severity of average or long-tail accidents)? 3) FSD is surely an improvement over impaired driving, however that is defined. Does this encourage impairment?