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"Tesla is having more severe — and fatal — crashes than people in a normal data set."
(www.washingtonpost.com)
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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Regardless, we already have electricity, self-driving vehicles that barely kills any person, it is called a tram, and it cost 7 bucks to commute. Cheaper than most car insurance.
Maybe instead of begging billionaires to come up with things that are not much worse (just slightly worse), we probably should just build more tram?
but but but! we're the disruption? How would they enhance our experiences by providing amazing new ways to stay connected in a changing world and provides incredible products that will revolutionnize the life of every person on the planet?
fuck elon