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I shortly tried FSD during their May and November freebie month last year. There were times when an intervention wasn't strictly required, just like you can't i
by tverbeure 1y ago
I shortly tried FSD during their May and November freebie month last year. There were times when an intervention wasn't strictly required, just like you can't intervene when your angsty teenager with learning permit is at the wheel, but it was still shockingly bad.
I have no doubt that there's a good percentage of FSD users out there who don't intervene to avoid lowering stats even if they rationally know that they should have.
- sneak 1y agoWhy would I care more about “stats” than my own car and my own safety? I am not penalized in any way for disabling FSD when the car does something dumb.
- tverbeure 1y agoMany people, after spending a good chunk of money on something, become part of the tribe and feel the need to justify their purchase. It’s just human nature. Not saying that you’re one of those, but as others have pointed out: 25% of rides with a force intervention is absymal and didn’t have the impressession that you thought so too. 25% puts it in party trick category, not something that should be allowed on the road.
- sneak 1y agoFSD is only $100 per month.
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