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“The car’s task is to stay centered between the stripes. Generally, it does a good job of this. Too good, at times—such as when passing a giant semi that’s riding the lane stripe. The car’s radar senses the semi, and the car draws a conclusion along the line of: “There’s something big to my right, but I’ve got seven inches of clearance, so I’m OK.” Meanwhile, the human driver is freaking out.”
― Pati Nagle, The Tesla Diaries: Adventures in Owning an Electric Car

“Now, all of this happened without Autopilot, because we had decided against buying it when we were designing the car. We apparently weren’t alone in that, because in May, we got a message from Tesla offering us a one-month free trial of Autopilot. Want to taste the Koolaid? The first cup is free...”
― Pati Nagle, The Tesla Diaries: Adventures in Owning an Electric Car

“The scientific man does not aim at an immediate result. He does not expect that his advanced ideas will be readily taken up. His work is like that of the planter – for the future. His duty is to lay the foundation for those who are to come, and point the way” (Jones, 2014).”
― Cynthia A. Parker, Master of Electricity - Nikola Tesla: A Quick-Read Biography About the Life and Inventions of a Visionary Genius

“But not until I had attained manhood did I realize that I was an inventor.” ~ N. Tesla”
― Cynthia A. Parker, Master of Electricity - Nikola Tesla: A Quick-Read Biography About the Life and Inventions of a Visionary Genius