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> But I wouldn't put it past Tesla to release fake vehicle telemetry that supports their case, either. Perhaps, but there isn't any evidence of this, just spe
by shkkmo 2y ago
> But I wouldn't put it past Tesla to release fake vehicle telemetry that supports their case, either.
Perhaps, but there isn't any evidence of this, just speculation from an interested party. This speculation is what the whole premise of the article hinges on, but there is no support provided for it. Instead the article seems to bank on a readership that dislikes Musk so much that they don't engage any critical thinking skills .
The risk of being exposed for lying in court and faking telemetry data does not seem like it would be remotely worth it to win this lawsuit for Tesla.
- johnnyanmac 2y ago>but there isn't any evidence of this, just speculation from an interested party. Yes. If only something like a journalist can shed light on this and prompt such investigation. ...of course, this is a story in China, so we know none of their government will push on this. >The risk of being exposed for lying in court and faking telemetry data does not seem like it would be remotely worth it to win this lawsuit for Tesla. It would not... so that's exactly what Elon would do. Especiallg if he feels cozy with Chinese leaders.
- simondotau 2y agoDon't reify journalists. And be careful not to engage in wishful thinking. Ascribing malice towards people you don't like is precisely what's wrong with both sides of politics.