Even without know about dude in spandex suit, or dude controlling robot folding close, it was OBVIOUS the robot was mimicking what a person was doing behind the curtain. Particularly the way it was waving at people that screams robot trying to mimic the movements of a person in a remote control rig.

Of course the “Androids” by White Nationalist Motors was scam. Everything about the company & Musk is scam. Why spend years on the programming for a robot when you can have an employee wear motion detectors on their wrists, hands, ankles, etc. ??? It worked in previous promotional videos after all. Why do all the resea…

A deceptive Tesla stunt? Never.

At this point, you’re a complete fool if you believe a word that man says.

Nonsense. Of course they’re real and ready to go into widespread service. Why, here’s a picture of one already ferrying famous actor Arnold Schwarzenegger to a glamorous event:

I’ll call that an upgrade from just having a person drive a Tesla there, a guy in a robot suite pretending to be a robot, or Elon smashing the bullet proof windows on stage. At least this time the vaporware will remain vapor. 

I bet it’ll have one of these guys.

The premiums would be insane because Tesla itself knows what an utter piece of junk it has made.

He’ll be back with another car company in about 3-4 years and people will give him money again. Why? Because some people have memory of a wet napkin.

Normally I’d laugh, but now I’m worried that Cyberfail drivers will move here to Virginia so they can continue driving their sharp-edged monstrosities.

If you asked the question, “Who is Nissan?” or “Who is Ford?”, you would get confused looks. Maybe some people would name the CEO, if they even knew who it was.

I wonder how they’ll factor in limb loss and the various slices and smashings one gets from regular use.

Absolutely. Some of the lobotomies weren’t recent.

Well, technically speaking, you can. You’re just not supposed to. ;-)

Yes you can. Once.

The damaged sign was removed, but for whatever reason the prongs that held it in place weren’t.

100% this, there was normally a sign there anyway to he would have hit that instead.

You can’t drive there, mate.

Not unheard of to have the exit sign in that triangle/shoulder area between the lanes and exits. It is not ideal, as someone will eventually hit it, but surrounding topography may require it for line of site needs. Or someone was lazy and decided to shove it in the pavement because the area off the shoulder would have…

“Became lost while using his GPS"? I read that as "tried to cut across illegally after missing his exit"