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Doesn't stopping the clock after 1 fire just penalize them, not benefit them? That said, I also think the 1 fire is the problem here. Just think about how that
by revelation 13y ago
Doesn't stopping the clock after 1 fire just penalize them, not benefit them?
That said, I also think the 1 fire is the problem here. Just think about how that relation changes with 2 fires.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoIt probably penalizes them, assuming the no-fires-for-100m-miles was not a fluke. There's no way to know for sure without knowing the true distribution of fires per mile.
- BWStearns 13y agoThe chance goes from 0.000000010 to 0.000000020 If I had the cash I would still purchase a Tesla after the second fire as well.
- sgustard 13y agoThanks for converting that to "fires per mile".
- moocowduckquack 13y agoMore miles would have been driven, so less. I'd be happy after the hundredth fire. They'll be even safer by then.