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I understand.

Why don't you have a job as an engineer or something?

You could see Tesla employees consistently whispering to the Robots as well. It was as if the remote operator had a difficult time seeing or hearing the people, so it just defaulted to random act whether that was a peace sign, a wave, or a confused look.

None are as enforced as Virginia. Remember the old $1000 speeding ticket fine?

That's one of the major differences between level 2 and 3. Mercedes' level 3 system, they cover. Until Tesla is willing to cover insurance costs (not likely anytime soon), it's all smoke and mirrors. I thought maybe they were getting closer when they introduced their own insurance in select...

As someone who doesn't care to own a Tesla. I wouldn't mind. As a car enthusiast, I also wouldn't mind some sort of indication to vehicles that are using any autonomous feature. With lane departure we have the illuminated turn signals, so something of sort I think would benefit. At the end of...

This is an insurance claim.

So once again, the Geneva Conventions is far more than just a document. I gave you the answer, you're just not wanting to accept it thinking it's a sole person or sole entity that establishes who commits or what is a war crime. If you have no clue, just say you have no clue.

If you believe that, you've never been to war.

Geneva conventions. Signed by someone that's actually been involved in some wars.

From what I gathered watching the actual press conference, it doesn't appear they will be too quick to drop mortgage interest rates to prevent this from happening.

Shot in the dark, but this forum. Cybertruck Owner's Group.

In what world?

Which base was this?

How is this even confirmed when Tesla bundles the sales with the Model S, X, and Semi?

Jeremy DeWitte Cybertruck.

That's wild.

Nothing against you, but I guess redlining has become redzoning?

I don't mind speed holes in the rear bumper. But structurally, naaaaaah.

Uhhh..