Current Events > Elon is trying to cover up the FSD accident on twitter.

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https://mobile.twitter.com/LandOfSticks/status/1613187200249643010

Of course people noticed and are now talking about it. So good job I guess.

Sounds about right. Glad I no longer want a tesla

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Around 0:10 is when the Tesla comes into view and has the left turn blinker on. They merge into the left lane and stop.

Man I would love if we would actually step up and set some legal standards social media companies have to follow

Billionaires should not exist. Elon continually proves why.

It is known that Tesla got problems with the wheel suspension on earlier models.
There is a Swedish car repair shop that record their work and uploads to youtube, showing how to do it, how hard it is, commenting it, and so on.
Some months ago, they got a Tesla with a broken wheel suspension. They uploaded it and said something like This is a known problem that could kill you if you are unlucky, fucking fix it Tesla!
Teslas lawyers sent a CaD and said that they would sue them to hell if they didnt remove the video.
They removed the video just to be sure.

Im kind of confused about this because I thought Kens account was already being suppressed. I remember him posting about it a couple months ago and others confirming it. Did that change and now its back to being suppressed?

But what about when they suppressed the story on Hunter Laptops penis huh?? Checkmate libs!

/s obviously

It should be noted Elon has been censoring Twitter for a while, even with things that don't directly involve him. For example, tags about Ukraine in the most popular section mostly stopped after he took over.

YellowSUV posted...

It should be noted Elon has been censoring Twitter for a while, even with things that don't directly involve him. For example, tags about Ukraine in the most popular section mostly stopped after he took over.

Elon straight up tweeted that Ukraine should just surrender to Russia. So no surprise.

Obviously a car shouldnt just stop, and the person who got cut off was screwed. But the rest of those drivers were going too fast and should have been more alert. The speed limit on the Bay Bridge is 50, but most drivers fly through at 70 or more.

Surely this will be in the next twitter files. Right?

freeze peach! Said the Elon simps.

can they admit they were wrong now?

Theoretically, could this count as market manipulation?

YellowSUV posted...

It should be noted Elon has been censoring Twitter for a while, even with things that don't directly involve him. For example, tags about Ukraine in the most popular section mostly stopped after he took over.

Yeah. "Free speech" champion Elon Musk.

YellowSUV posted...

It should be noted Elon has been censoring Twitter for a while, even with things that don't directly involve him. For example, tags about Ukraine in the most popular section mostly stopped after he took over.

Yup.

Sariana21 posted...

Obviously a car shouldnt just stop, and the person who got cut off was screwed. But the rest of those drivers were going too fast and should have been more alert. The speed limit on the Bay Bridge is 50, but most drivers fly through at 70 or more.

ITT, it's Elons fault they weren't paying attention.

Suolevram posted...

ITT, it's Elons fault they weren't paying attention.

so why is Elon covering it up then ?

the_pika posted...

so why is Elon covering it up then ?

Why weren't the ones driving paying attention to what was in front of them?

Suolevram posted...

Why weren't the ones driving paying attention to what was in front of them?

I asked you first

the_pika posted...

I asked you first

I'm not Elon so I can't answer that.

Why weren't the drivers looking ahead and slowing down? Clearly Tesla is responsible for their failed product however the other vehicle's had human drivers who failed to keep their eyes on the road. It's not 100% on Tesla or Elon, those drivers are just as responsible for not being aware.

Suolevram posted...

I'm not Elon so I can't answer that.

Why weren't the drivers looking ahead and slowing down? Clearly Tesla is responsible for their failed product however the other vehicle's had human drivers who failed to keep their eyes on the road. It's not 100% on Tesla or Elon, those drivers are just as responsible for not being aware.

Except they likely were being aware, they just weren't able to stop at that speed.

SenlinDescends posted...

Except they likely were being aware, they just weren't able to stop at that speed.

Someone else mentioned the speed limit being 50mph and the majority of drivers fly through the area at 70mph. Again, human error.

Suolevram posted...

Someone else mentioned the speed limit being 50mph and the majority of drivers fly through the area at 70mph. Again, human error.

The speed limit is what traffic is going at, not what's posted.

SenlinDescends posted...

The speed limit is what traffic is going at, not what's posted.

... so we're moving goalposts. Got it. Have a great day Senlin.

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The tesla merged into the left lane and pulled to a stop. There was no "following too closely".

Guess Elon never heard of Streisand Effect

Suolevram posted...

... so we're moving goalposts. Got it. Have a great day Senlin.

The goalpost is and always has been that those drivers weren't responsible for the accident.

Elon doesnt understand the Mandela Effect, the more you try to hide something the more attention you draw people to it

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/2/7/5/AANZVmAAEFTD.jpg

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Generally merging vehicles don't just got to a halt as they merge. You're putting an unreasonable expectation that the guy in the lane should have just pulled to halt, because a tesla pulled in front of him and hit the brakes.

SenlinDescends posted...

The speed limit is what traffic is going at, not what's posted.

...which quickly became 0, then.

Questionmarktarius posted...

...which quickly became 0, then.

I mean yes, when traffic in front of you is stopped, you should stop. If traffic is going faster than the posted limit, and you get in that lane and slow down, you're the problem.

Autonomous cars are going to be a disaster until all of them are autonomous.

Suolevram posted...

I'm not Elon so I can't answer that.

Why weren't the drivers looking ahead and slowing down? Clearly Tesla is responsible for their failed product however the other vehicle's had human drivers who failed to keep their eyes on the road. It's not 100% on Tesla or Elon, those drivers are just as responsible for not being aware.

Theres a reason why Elon and Tesla are censoring the story on Twitter

I really want to see the data from the car. I haven't tested it myself, but if you ignore the warnings to apply turning pressure to the wheel for long enough, the car comes to a stop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBIKikBmdN8

I haven't seen an incident either myself or on someone else's video where phantom braking will completely stop the car, but my speculation is that the driver was asleep or otherwise not paying attention and the car was bringing itself to a stop in the middle of the road.

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Its not really about that. Its about intellectual honesty.

Just because you dont like Elon doesnt mean he is always the bad guy. If people cant admit that the multiple drivers that couldnt stop share some of the culpability they are being intellectually dishonest.

pick4six posted...

Theres a reason why Elon and Tesla are censoring the story on Twitter

I'm not denying that in any way.

Those who said "oh the guy behind should've left enough room for the Tesla to merge" just don't understand the situation.

You mean to tell me, that you're going around 50/60 (whatever the speed limit is on the highway), someone ahead of you wants to merge into your lane so you let them and give enough space...and if that car suddenly stops dead in their tracks that you'd have the wherewithall to stop before you come into contact? Nobody expects a car to stop dead in their tracks on the highway of all places, even if the car was like, 5 car lengths ahead.

Nobody's a perfect driver with split-second reflexes and a car with damn good brakes that can stop on a dime. Quit acting like one. I'm a safe driver and I almost assuredly would hit the person in front of me if that happened to me.

Suolevram posted...

I'm not Elon so I can't answer that.

Why weren't the drivers looking ahead and slowing down? Clearly Tesla is responsible for their failed product however the other vehicle's had human drivers who failed to keep their eyes on the road. It's not 100% on Tesla or Elon, those drivers are just as responsible for not being aware.

so, you cant answer because youre not him. But youre still going to defend him. Lmao

BakonBitz posted...

Nobody's a perfect driver with split-second reflexes and a car with damn good brakes that can stop on a dime.

That's why "one car length for every 10mph" thing exists.