It's a valid concern. I've been on a long trip in winter, flew out of the road on ice, rolled over and back onto the wheels. Everything was fine, except I never found my phone which had the navigation map. Had to complete the trip navigating by my laptop with a usb modem. The windows were rolled up, but the phone apparently just poofed into nonexistence.
As someone who has rolled their car, I grabbed the keys from the ignition, the toll pass on the windshield and stepped out of the car to look for my phone.
It's a weird reflex but, like, gotta have my phone to call for help.
That's becasue it's ** generated. Just look at the how she uses the steering wheel and how the car respondes. Also how the car flips and that she didn't use the brakes at all.
God, I hate this shit. I really don't think it is. It's called "losing control" for a reason. The car is no longer responding to the driver input as you would expect. The car rolls over, so it obviously slides sideways. That's never a steering direction you can input. Is every car roll over AI generated?
And then instead of deleting this video in (very earned) shame, she still posted that shit.
And first thing she does is reach for her phone
Gee, maybe she wanted to call for help?
It's a valid concern. I've been on a long trip in winter, flew out of the road on ice, rolled over and back onto the wheels. Everything was fine, except I never found my phone which had the navigation map. Had to complete the trip navigating by my laptop with a usb modem. The windows were rolled up, but the phone apparently just poofed into nonexistence.
I would too though
⑨①①As someone who has rolled their car, I grabbed the keys from the ignition, the toll pass on the windshield and stepped out of the car to look for my phone.
It's a weird reflex but, like, gotta have my phone to call for help.
I mean it was a pretty crazy video I'd keep it
I would never post it, but I'd keep it
That's becasue it's ** generated. Just look at the how she uses the steering wheel and how the car respondes. Also how the car flips and that she didn't use the brakes at all.
God, I hate this shit. I really don't think it is. It's called "losing control" for a reason. The car is no longer responding to the driver input as you would expect. The car rolls over, so it obviously slides sideways. That's never a steering direction you can input. Is every car roll over AI generated?