Yes, let's hope that ITER will only give positive surprises

Well yes, but laser fusion was publicized as being almost ready, in comparison to magnetic fusion. So it is a bit of a delusion

So, the technology is thirty years away still?

So, no linear fit, no r squared?

So, what's the conclusion?

What about the richest man on the planet? Is he also the stingiest?

Who should provide the data, Elon?

I assume that they are also doing that. Their cars have assisted driving systems, and they are going to continuously improve on them. I however doubt that with iterative improvement on those systems you are going to reach full self driving. Full self driving means that you are never going to need a steering wheel in the car, and the car can take you everywhere you could drive. That requires human level intelligence. You don't get there just by training your neural networks just a bit more

You know right that EV vehicles have much more acceleration and stability than ICEs right? Or is it just the noise that you like?

And do you think that 8 years are not enough to build it?

Battery cost going up is a temporary situation due to the production not ramping up fast enough to meet demand. That should only last a couple of years. For people that can't park in a garage, a weekly fast charge should be enough, no one is doing more than 500km per week, at least in europe. Fast charging networks keep on improving and they are catching up quite fast. Recharging times are also going down continously, and I can imagine that in 8 years they should be at least half of the current best. Innovation in battery is going very fast

The market will take care of them before 2030. Once cheaper batteries and more affordable EVs are available, no one is going to buy ICE cars anymore. They won't have any value on the market for used cars