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> If Tesla wants people to trust them regarding safety, this is not the way to go. Companies have discovered that trust does not matter. People forget in one o
by amelius 1y ago
> If Tesla wants people to trust them regarding safety, this is not the way to go.
Companies have discovered that trust does not matter. People forget in one or two weeks or so. You can do very bad things and most people will still trust you in the long run. Especially if your offer is a few dollars cheaper than the competition.
The extra sad part is that this will make roads unsafer for informed people too.
- chneu 1y agoAmericans have 1 day memories. Once the next news cycle starts most people move on. That + Americans insane brand loyalty.
- jsbisviewtiful 1y agoIn general, yeah. Personally, I don't even like getting in a Lyft/Uber that's a Tesla knowing the door can fail in the event of an accident.
- bathtub365 1y agoIt would be nice if you could specify no Teslas. The ride quality also sucks
- ozozozd 1y agoTrust absolutely matters. They just discovered that they can coast on the trust established by others. And over time, if institutions don’t rectify this, the public trust will be destroyed, and people will distrust by default. Look up “How nations fail” by Daron Acemoglu.