The article answers the wrong question of 'is FSD perfect?'.
A better question is whether it's 'cost-benefit positive'. That's all that matters when users decide whether or not to use something.
If FSD reduces fatigue and allows you to arrive to work fresher, it might be worth tolerating the odd wrong turn extending the drive time by 2 minutes.
A better question is whether it's 'cost-benefit positive'. That's all that matters when users decide whether or not to use something.
If FSD reduces fatigue and allows you to arrive to work fresher, it might be worth tolerating the odd wrong turn extending the drive time by 2 minutes.