You wrote: “Tesla THEMSELVES GINVING A timeline FEb 14-2026 before they go subscription only.”
A pricing or packaging change date is not a “timeline” for unsupervised autonomy readiness. A deadline for purchase options says nothing about when UFSD is achieved, where it is allowed, what safety target it meets, or what hardware it requires. You are implying a connection you have not established.
You also wrote: “I CAN DO MY OWN THINKING-I dont have to support every single thought” and “THOSE ARE FACTS.”
No one is saying you cannot think. The issue is that you are presenting conclusions as if they are grounded, while refusing to justify them. If you want your claims treated as more than opinion, you do have to support them. Otherwise, they are exactly what you later admit they are: estimates and speculation.
You wrote: “I merely said 2027-28 is my estimate” and “I never mentioned specifics.”
But “2027-28” is a specific range, and “UFSD will only work in hw5 cars” is a specific hardware gate. You cannot simultaneously claim you did not mention specifics while stating a year range and a hardware requirement.
You wrote: “With all the new changes and features coming out… i doubt HW4 will be the finalized version… THEREFOR, Its reasonable to assume HW5… should be able to facilitate UFSD… all common sense.”
That is not a logical chain. “HW4 may not be final” does not prove “HW4 cannot do UFSD.” It simply suggests future hardware will be better. That is true of literally every product cycle. “Common sense” is not evidence for “HW5 only.”
You wrote: “I find it TECHNICALY impossible for Hw3 vehicles and maybe even hw4 vehicles to attain FULL UNSUPERVISED FSD.”
“Technically impossible” is a strong claim, and you have not supported it. Also, you keep sliding between different definitions without acknowledging it. “FULL UNSUPERVISED” could mean a geofenced pilot in limited markets, or it could mean broad consumer availability across wide geographies with “ZERO incidents.” Those are not the same claim, and the constraints are completely different. Pick one and argue it precisely.
You also wrote: “I laughed LOL because I find it foolish to buy now.”
The “LOL” and mockery do not add substance. If your actual position is simply “buying now is a bad value proposition,” then argue value. Say “subscription-only makes purchasing risky” or “competition will improve price pressure.” That is a reasonable opinion. What is not reasonable is pretending nobody can question your claims while you assert things like “UFSD will only work in hw5 cars” and “2027-28” as if they are grounded in more than vibes.
So I will ask again, in plain terms.
- When you say “FULL UNSUPERVISED,” do you mean a limited pilot in a few markets, or broad consumer availability?
- What is the basis for “UFSD will only work in hw5 cars,” beyond “common sense”?
- If you cannot substantiate those, will you at least label them clearly as opinion instead of “facts”?