I’m not saying they should, but that there’s a right way to do things and a wrong way to do things. The right way asks for community buy in, follows safety pro

I’m not saying they should, but that there’s a right way to do things and a wrong way to do things. The right way asks for community buy in, follows safety procedures, is transparent and forthcoming about failures, is honest about capabilities and limitations. The wrong way says “I can do what I want, I’m not asking permission, if you don’t like it sue me” The wrong way throws the safety playbook out the window and puts untrained operators in charge of untested deadly machines. The wrong way doesn’t ask for community input, obfuscates and dissembles when challenged, is capricious, vindictive, and ultimately (this is the most crucial part) not effective compared to the right way of doing things. Given a choice between the safe thing to do and the thing that will please Musk, Tesla will always choose the latter.