Where the swordsman writes | Being restricted from driving a Tesla to work, the most feared thing is an “ambiguous” attitude

I saw a video this morning of a man driving a Tesla to work, but he was not allowed to go that way and was told to take another route. I saved the video and planned to talk about it, but I couldn’t upload it. When I went back to watch it in the afternoon, even the video posted by the original blogger was taken down.

Fortunately, I found another big V who posted it, but of course, I could only take a screenshot.

In fact, the trend of restricting Teslas in some places has been going on for a long time. How should I put it? They seem to have a reason, but this reason seems to be “only to be understood, not to be spoken.” That is, although the traffic police are explaining “traffic control,” you still don’t know “why.”

This situation is quite frightening. As in the video above, the man was constantly asking about “legal regulations,” but the other party always used a special way of communication, “give you an expression to understand.”

The traffic police are in a difficult position, and so is the car owner. Everyone is in a difficult position, but they don’t know why. Often, a kind of “unknown” and “not understanding” prevails, which is not good news. I think that whenever something is done, there should be a reason, and it’s best to have a reason that can be “discussed” and “explored.” If this reason can only be communicated through spirit and mental power, it is not very suitable for our world.

So I prefer that there is a reason for the “Tesla restriction,” whether it’s a problem with Tesla or a problem with that place, it’s a very reasonable explanation. But you can’t have no problems with either, yet still restrict it. That would be like, even if I have no reason, I can do whatever I want. This kind of thing, obviously, should not and will not happen in a society ruled by law.

Just like what the blogger said, it won’t be “for no reason.” But for the time being, we still don’t know the reason.

Why choose to talk about this untimely topic? It’s simple, because I believe this kind of thing will continue to happen, but people will still not know the reason. Everyone only vaguely knows that Teslas are sometimes restricted, and because they don’t know the reason, this kind of thing may happen at a time you can’t predict, without any warning.

Whether it’s people who will buy a car later, or people who have already bought a Tesla, they will feel worried and dissatisfied about this kind of thing. Of course, there are also a few people who don’t care, they are the ones who believe that there must be a “reason” in the dark.

How should I put it, personally, I don’t worry too much about these things because I don’t have a Tesla. But personally, I still hope that every widespread event that happens in the country can have a “reason,” a reason that can be openly and reasonably explained. A society with cause and effect will inevitably have greater impetus for progress.

I think you should know that the economic situation has not been very good recently. We welcome foreign investment to do business to provide jobs and create income. But some news about Tesla restrictions will undoubtedly have the opposite effect.

Although other companies are not Tesla, they will, because they don’t know the reason for the Tesla restrictions, put themselves in the situation and have another question: Will my products be restricted one day?

If he knows the reason, he will think, ha, the problem with Tesla will never happen to me, so I don’t have to worry about being restricted.

But if he doesn’t know the reason, he will be apprehensive, fearful, and even think there is no reason at all.

We need to avoid this kind of “misunderstanding,” even if some people say “we don’t care.” In fact, we care, and therefore we should avoid it even more.

If Tesla has a problem, then expose it. If Tesla is too awesome, then surpass it. An ambiguous attitude is not called “compromise,” but often better understood as avoidance. Avoidance cannot solve the problem; facing it is the only way. Even elementary school students know that.