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That probably describes some corners of Tesla's market, but 99% of people buying Teslas and FSD are doing it because it is (was?) a cool car with a potentially
by gipp 1y ago
That probably describes some corners of Tesla's market, but 99% of people buying Teslas and FSD are doing it because it is (was?) a cool car with a potentially cool feature. You're letting the wildly unrepresentative sample of "loud people on the Internet" distort your perception of the world at large.
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- mrtksn 1y agoThose who don’t care, wouldn’t care anyway. If they still have the car the can just sell it, if they don’t have the car its irrelevant. Most people just don’t want new troubles in their lives, its juts money long gone.
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- FeloniousHam 1y agoI'm barely a whisper on the Internet, but let me repeat my own daily lived experience with FSD: it's amazing, useful, and a better driver than me 90% of the time. I use it every day on my commute, most days driveway to parking spot without intervention. It drove me 4 1/2 hours through Atlanta rush hour traffic, into the city, and to the hotel dropoff. When I have a drink after work, or tired from a long drive, I don't worry about a small drop in attention raising the chance of an accident. It's not perfect, and probably oversold, but it's amazing and useful. You find within days of using it where your trust and comfort level are with the technology. When I get in a car without it (or worse, with a steering wheel and console covered in confusing buttons and dials!), I feel like I'm steering an Amish hay wagon. nb. I subscribe to the service, I don't have an FSD investment to justify.
- chipsrafferty 1y agoIsn't this illegal?
- FeloniousHam 1y agoAmbiguous antecedent. Which "this"?