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That's not how I read it. The summary was pretty specific... "The next day" isn't a summary of the trip, it's a summary of that day. That day, the car projecte
by onethumb 14y ago
That's not how I read it. The summary was pretty specific... "The next day" isn't a summary of the trip, it's a summary of that day. That day, the car projected 32 miles. It delivered 51. It didn't "fall short" that day.
- danso 14y agoHuh? The summary is not specific at all (that's why it's a summary). Read it again. It says: The next day, in 10-degree weather... In fact, it's easier to look at Elon Musk's annotated version to see how it was misinterpreted: http://www.teslamotors.com/sites/default/files/blog_images/articlemap0.jpg http://www.teslamotors.com/sites/default/files/blog_images/a... Notice how his red highlighted area encompasses the summary (which is in a different font-size) and the bullet-point-like annotations...yes, I guess if you read the infographic in that left-to-right fashion, you would make that connection...but if you read it in numerical order (as indicated by the numbered bullet points), you would not associate the two statements.
- Natsu 14y agoI'm reading that the same way he did. When I read it, it is very clear that "that day" refers to Jan 24th. The day in which it told him it would go 32 miles and went 51.