When it comes to national forecasts London isn't interested in anything north of Watford.

That is an extremely slippery slope that just ensures a guaranteed disaster, and I'm afraid making idiotic assumptions like this is how and why Richard Feynman showed up NASA's incompetence and stupidity.

In fact, I can't quite believe how moronic this post is.....

In a nutshell you've described the problem here. Making assumptions that nothing can be done will not make the problem go away and neither will deliberately not looking at it.

There was a flurry of internal e-mails at NASA that showed they were very aware of the problem, and that they weren't going to do anything about it.

That is all.

They would have to make it cost less then $60,000, and there would be the challenge and the potential.

Anyone who thinks the Nissan Leaf is a Golf competitor is an idiot.

No they aren't. Did you miss the part where I mentioned the Golf?

The Golf market segment is not one inhabited by the Leaf. That's just daft.

I hate to break it back to you but the S is not a hatchback in any way shape or form and it's stupid to say that it is. The Golf segment hatchback in the US and throughout the rest of the world dwarfs anything else. As it is he's got no chance of selling US-centric cars in the rest of the world and will forever be painting himself into a niche.

The X is not a hatchback in any way shape or form and certainly not with that gull-wing.

Tesla should have concentrated on producing a credible hatchback, Volkswagen Golf competitor they could sell worldwide. If they could get a section of that market then things would change very rapidly. As it is they're simply chasing after niches and not gaining enough critical mass.

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It's happened because it's possible, just as open source software has. You are somewhat missing the point here.

No, they don't give you access to their data. Read what was written.

Well, given that they think it's a great idea to take two different data sets measured in the same units, but measured in completely different ways, and put them together as a comparison over time then I'd say the definition of deviation is the least of their worries.