First feeling: It was my first time driving in the U.S., so I didn't know there

From LA to LA, Grand Canyon Vegas
2700km Tesla trip, no America trip
Recalling the journey, let's summarize it as an "investor".
(What I said last time may be duplicated.)

1. First feeling: It was my first time driving in the U.S., so I didn't know there would be so many unprotected left turns, and I didn't know how different the signal system was from Korea.

I can vividly remember how I felt when I rented a car and sat in the car. There was nothing else because it was obviously the same Model Y as Korea. It was only different with or without FSD.

I drove directly to the road, and after a while, there was no signal for left turn, but they told me to do left turn. Plus, after the left turn, I entered the highway. What should I do? At the same time, I thought, "I'll have FSD try it," and as soon as I turn it on, I turn on the blinker and get ready to sneak out of the lane. As soon as the car in the opposite lane exits, it turns left with "too much confidence." And I choose one of the complicated highway signs and hit it with confidence.

That was the most memorable moment. I didn't know how to turn left yet, and I hadn't figured out which highway to take. It was a very embarrassing first experience for a car to take care of itself before me.

It took me about three hours to be sure that this car was driving really well, and I was like, 'Oh, he's driving with real confidence!' I just need to help him. Until I make up my mind.

2. Experience: Actually, there's something I was ashamed of as an investor this time (as someone who burned a meaningful amount of money). You invested with confidence without even knowing much about this technology. What I did was speculation. I pushed for it to work. But after experiencing it, I feel like I've made a real investment.

Now, the future of the company I'm investing in is like this, and I can imagine it more concretely and I'm investing with confidence.

I'm not joking, but if you're an investor, I think it's essential to feel the company's technology with plane price + rent + a week off.

3. I'm not a computer engineering major, so I don't know the concept of 'solving computing bottlenecks' academically, but if the bottleneck is solved conceptually and the edge case can be solved quickly, it's really a matter of time.

I'm only "grateful" to be able to comfortably sell with a grateful heart.

P.S. It seems like the FSD of Europe is on the verge of entry. I'm thinking of traveling to Europe again when the FSD of Europe enters and reviews start to come out :)