> I was absolutely blown away. All my acquaintances who have Teslas and FSD were insisting on the same. But every time I hitched a ride as a passenger, most of

> I was absolutely blown away. All my acquaintances who have Teslas and FSD were insisting on the same. But every time I hitched a ride as a passenger, most of the times with the explicit goal of seeing this miracle in action, I mainly got a long string of "that shouldn't have happened, usually it's a lot better". I'll happily take the blame on me and assume I'm a jinx but it's more likely that Tesla owners get really enthusiastic about their purchase and prop it up by committing the good experiences to anyone that will have them, and the "oh God my life flashed before my eyes" moments to /dev/null. Nobody likes the discomfort of post-decision dissonance.