This thread started with asking about being under a glass roof and evolved to discuss the amount of transmitted radiation/heat. Earlier, we discussed options of adding tint or vinyl wrap or even one member's thoughts on a thin foam panel. All of that was fine with you and others.
Then, we get a nonsensical blanket statement that everyone should want more (sun)light inside, and when I simply point out a serious and critical reason why that was not universally true, I got blown-off and laughed at. Those lucky enough not to have had cancer may not get it, but what will go on under and/or penetrate through a Tesla glass roof is important to understand and this thread seemed perfectly on point. We may all have different reasons for wanting or not a glass panel overhead. Doctor's advice for some (as for me) is no direct sunlight on the head at all. I'm learning about the car to know enough to let the doc make a sound recommendation. So, I am trying to figure out how their advice will apply to a Tesla M3, without the idiocy and mocking laughing which intruded a few posts above. That is where the disagreement should be focused in my humble opinion, as my line of inquiry seems directly on point of the thread.
