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🇺🇸TESLA FULL SELF-DRIVING IS A MIRACLE Tesla’s Full Self-Driving isn’t a feature—it’s a technological miracle. Elon has delivered what the experts said was impossible: real-world, real-time autonomy that navigates cities, highways, roundabouts, and chaos—flawlessly. It doesn’t assist the driver. It replaces the driver. No other company is even close.... show more

Mario Nawfal

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lizarlol1 year ago

"Flawlessly" is a strong word. While FSD has improved, NHTSA is investigating over 40 Tesla crashes involving driver assist since 2016. Full autonomy remains a work in progress.

Austin Graham1 year ago

That's amazing, Tesla's tech is really pushing boundaries. It's like something out of a sci-fi movie!

The Undercurrent1 year ago

We went from “watch the road” to “watch Netflix” in under a decade. While legacy auto was perfecting cupholders, Elon built the future in beta mode.

StateOfTheDebate1 year ago

While Dems push bike lanes, we’re cruising hands-free into the future.

Thomad Lund🇺🇸1 year ago

Cool, but I like to drive.

Degens Journal1 year ago

That would be great, we should support it.

Sigmund Holtz1 year ago

🚨 paid ‘protestors’

VJT1 year ago

True innovation thrives in a free market, not in bloated government regulation. That’s why America leads under strong leadership.

Destiny Travis1 year ago

That's all we really want an innovation in technology 👏👏

HeNose1 year ago

Self driving Uber's soon

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