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Every time they open their mouths here, they get told they’re idiots. What do you expect? I personally know one who is going to not look at any replies to this
by rogerrogerr 2y ago
Every time they open their mouths here, they get told they’re idiots. What do you expect?
I personally know one who is going to not look at any replies to this comment, and instead let his Tesla drive him to Costco. At least one comment below will say that’s impossible, but he won’t care.
- jncfhnb 2y ago> What do you expect? Open mouth and consistent inconsistency probably.
- slfdrv 2y ago[dead]
- threeseed 2y agoa) Musk's behaviour is pretty indefensible at this point. He now almost daily posts misinformation, is reckless and indifferent when it comes to fact-checking or verifying sources and always errs on the side of engagement and conflict. b) No one has ever said here that it is impossible for Tesla's FSD to work. That's a fictional situation you've made up. And a ridiculous one considering how many Youtube videos exist. The issue is that it doesn't work reliably and consistently enough for it to be rolled out widespread to every user. Hence why they are under investigation by DOJ and SEC.
- ineedaj0b 2y ago[flagged]
- andrewaylett 2y agoSince the one bite has to my mind missed the mark -- not that you care, of course -- whether or not feel you need pay any attention, legally you're still the driver of the car and it is indeed currently impossible for you to let the Tesla drive you.
- ineedaj0b 2y agothis is like saying your wife doesn't love you, it's just chemicals in her brain pushing her to conclude she loves you, could very well be true
- andrewaylett 2y agoThe question of who (or what) is legally doing the driving does lead to real-world consequences, though. And there are cars that can drive you (in a legal sense) today, but Tesla doesn't sell them. Maybe soon?