Does seem a little odd to leave wallet and phone though. It's not like they're going yo be able to track him if he took those with.

Or go to the police department where you end up and tell them you're not missing.

You didn't show that it doesn't happen more often. You just showed that it also happens to other companies.

It's complete whataboutism.

X happens more often with this company than these other companies.

What about when X happens to them? Here's links.

Not only was it whataboitism but you didn't even address what he was saying. He wasn't saying other manufacturers never have issues he was saying tesla has them more often.

For anyone interested a canticle for Leibowitz, the book that inspired them, is a pretty good read.

Sure but that doesn't always mean they pay much more. In my state, house taxes are reaveluated when you buy a house and they tell you how much you have to pay then it can only go up a certain amount per year no matter how much the home value is. Ypu buy a house for 200k and 3 years later the house is worth 600k but you only pay taxes as if it were a 200k house. When someone buys it it's reevaluated and they now pay taxes as if it's a 600k house.

That would be the case if reddit didn't just do the same thing last month when Texas lost power due to ice on trees. There were people in the comments claiming it happens up north but it's always on layer that day or rarely the next day.

I've never taken or looked into the bar exam but shouldn't it be just like testing knowledge of the laws and how they'd apply?

Wouldn't that also likely mean whole towns and what not should have no development?