@Biggsism I can’t use my Quest 3. The visuals are just so bad compared to my Vision Pro. I would rather aimlessly look at Vision OS than play anything on Quest 3.
I just put my Meta Quest 3 on for the first time since buying the Apple Vision Pro (when it first came out two years ago?). The Quest is impressively bad by comparison, like going back to 8 bit video games. I couldn’t stand the visuals for more than a few minutes. The Vision Pro visuals and environment are incredible, but there is not much developed for it. Both platforms fail for different reasons.
@niccruzpatane@Tesla You have an inability to put yourself in the shoes of 90% of Americans. The anti-family cab works for a small segment of society, in very geographically limited locations.
@ChrisTwiggsPM@Tesla Where do I hook up the trailer, or put the car seat, or load the other 6 passengers, or store my tools? Do I have to sit in other people’s urine and vomit?
I hope you enjoy sitting in other people urine and vomit. That’s what you get with public transportation. Where do you put the baby seat? How do you hook up the trailer? How about all the kids and the extra adults? This is a fantasy made for twenty something single people in urban cores. I am HAPPY to continue to pay for the freedom that I enjoy in owning my own vehicles.
@Jasoncoderx@grok Are landlords required to use 3rd Party vendors for these cleanings? If so, why should they be forced to pay for something that they can do themselves? Shouldn’t the landlord be able to charge an industry standard hourly rate and do the cleaning themselves?
Where do I hook up my trailer? Where does the car seat go? Where do I put my tools? How about a custom stereo installation? How do I take 7 people to the cabin 120 miles away? Do they mind if I change the color and tint the windows on a rental? Do I have to sit in other people’s urine/vomit (like all public transport)? Tesla got demand for the Cybertruck wrong, only selling 10% of what they anticipated. Cybercab will be no different. Outside of urban cores, it has very little utility. Americans love owning and driving their own cars.
@OutofSpecDetail@Tesla Agreed. I am so excited about Tesla. I love my 2026 MY Performance, but if Tesla doesn’t have a future in driven cars, it really puts a damper on my enthusiasm for supporting Tesla.
The Cybertruck demand turned out to be 90% less than anticipated. I believe that the Cybercab will be no different. People love having a personal car. We leave tools in them, baby seats, etc… We modify them, paint them different colors. We use them to haul landscaping material, furniture, etc.. Few people will want a two seater with no controls, or worse yet, share that two seater with the public that leaves urine, vomit, and worse in the car. Tesla has made brilliant products, but they have made plenty of bad judgement calls related to demand for those products. The Cybercab will be popular in urban cores, but will only be sparsely distributed throughout suburbia and even less so in rural areas. Individual car ownership will continue to dominate, as it should.