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> it feels fundamentally more right that my car by default follows the road than keeps going with the turn radius I had previously input. A car shouldn't "keep
by seszett 9mo ago
> it feels fundamentally more right that my car by default follows the road than keeps going with the turn radius I had previously input.
A car shouldn't "keep the turn radius", they normally drive straight by default. The forces acting on the wheels do that automatically.
It doesn't seem like a wrong thing, to me.
> Where do you draw the line?
I think the line is quite obvious between the physical comfort features and the mentally disengaging features.
- flowerthoughts 9mo agoGP said s/he didn't understand why anyone would want these in-betweens. I gave an explanation as to why. Based on what you're saying, it seems the divide arises from some drivers classifying these features as physical comfort, and some as mentally disengaging.