Does Whole Mars Catalog hit the curb at 16:40?
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Does Whole Mars Catalog hit the curb at 16:40?
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HighZ
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Apparently, the video OP, Whole Mars Catalog, replied on his YT video to my question that he does NOT believe he hit or ran over the curb in this video, although FSD has run over the curb twice so far on other drives. He sounds pretty sure since he remembers disengaging since he thought it WOULD hit the curb. Something he says he has had to watch out for.
The intrigue deepens...
The intrigue deepens...
What a weird obsession you have with needing to be right about this.
DanCar
Active Member
Why does the car jolt? Hitting the curb is a likely explanation.
What a weird obsession you have with other's weird obsessions.
I need to be right to lower my disagree count. Very important.
HighZ
Member
He thinks he might have turned the steering wheel to jolt it, but I don't know if the video supports that.
In any case, I told him all of his "video fans" are happy he is testing and broadcasting his drives. We are all vicariously enjoying FSD through these lenses for now and wish WE could be avoiding the curbs.
DanCar
Active Member
The vertical jolt doesn't jive with steering wheel turn.
powertoold
Active Member
There is no sound whatsoever to indicate he hit the curb (other than typical road bump noise, which is likely from the disjointed concrete next to the curb). Along with his claim that he doesn't think he hit the curb, those two facts should be affirmative for any sane person.
The second house from the corner has a security camera pointed right at the curb! Going up there now to get to the bottom of this.
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EVNow
Well-Known Member
If the camera is programmed anything like I've done - won't capture/store anything outside their driveway. Otherwise you'd get a thousand notifications per day ...
Turns out it was a light and I'm not even sure it would have seen the curb anyway.
The case has gone cold...
I did leave a flyer stapled to the utility pole in case there was a witness so there is some hope.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
A jury or scientist would answer this question like this:
COULD he have hit the curb? Yes.
Did he? We don’t know. Could have been bad road surface near the curb, a small child, a large rock, Disco the neighbor’s cat, a curb, or some other small primate.
Not guilty on the basis of insufficient evidence.
COULD he have hit the curb? Yes.
Did he? We don’t know. Could have been bad road surface near the curb, a small child, a large rock, Disco the neighbor’s cat, a curb, or some other small primate.
Not guilty on the basis of insufficient evidence.
I agree we do not have the evidence to convict in a criminal trial but I believe we meet the preponderance of the evidence standard of a civil trial.
AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
I need to be right to lower my disagree count. Very important.
I feel like this thread has only worsened your challenges in this department.
Once the majority has spoken I have faith that my detractors will remove the disagrees.
AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
That's a bold strategy; let's see if it pays off for you. Looks like a tough crowd around here.
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