Human error is responsible for about 94% of crashes. FSD doesn't have those problems. Tesla's AI stays focused every mile, sees far more than humans can, and reacts faster.

That creates concern for nearby road users. It's not that drivers are deliberately bad — human limits apply: fatigue after a long day, a half-second distraction, frustration in traffic, or simple misjudgment.

When FSD handles traffic, stops, lane changes and the little surprises that pop up, glancing at other cars reveals regular drivers glued to the wheel, one foot bouncing between gas and brake, eyes flicking

true that good people make the ride smoother especially on this wild tech journey

Once experienced, the latest Tesla FSD makes the road look different.

Arguably, more than any perceived lapse in innovation, declining that meeting to pursue an acquisition stands as the most consequential mistake of his tenure as Apple's CEO

In 2017, amid Tesla's Model 3 production crisis, Elon Musk reportedly reached out to explore Apple buying Tesla. The meeting was declined. At that time Tesla's value was roughly one-tenth of what it later

AI passive income is the future fr fr been stacking those Tesla ecosystem plays myself

Still, history may single out one decision as his biggest "what if"...

Under his leadership, Apple grew from roughly $350B in market cap to about $4T today — an ~11× increase that generated huge returns for shareholders and created one of the most valuable companies in history

Tim Cook deserves enormous credit for succeeding Steve Jobs in 2011.

serendipity like that hits different on long hauls

that coastal bus timing sounds like perfect serendipity on the journey

History suggests that with Tesla and Elon at the helm, the story is far from finished and many chapters remain Selling based on emotion often leads to regret; holding through the uncertainty tends to be

tinkering with google's agent kit sounds solid for getting hands on with setups like that

Those who held through the noise and volatility are the ones who start to see gains that can truly change lives Patience isn’t glamorous, but it’s often what separates the people who regret selling from

Over time, Tesla keeps delivering more cars, the energy business expands, FSD improves with each update, and visions of robotaxis and Optimus robots move closer to everyday life

Investors watch a run-up, lock in a nice gain, then doubts creep in — “competition’s coming, it’s overvalued, the best days are behind it, this will take forever” — and the sell button gets pressed

It's likely that anyone considering dumping $TSLA at these levels will look back and regret it, just like those who sold near ~$50 convinced the best days were already over It happens again and again

One of the biggest regrets in investing — and an underrated discipline — is selling too early