At yet no one was actually out there hacking Jeeps.
Another theory to explain the lack of detail in that memory is that people generally are still holding onto their lat shreds of âthatâs a pretty big deal, and itâs been made public. Thereâs gotta be someone out there taking care of that. I canât even afford a new jeep, so I really canât afford to spare a fuck.â In an advanced nation, why wouldnât you assume something this insane is being taken care of, once itâs been made public.
We also have a weird dual-reality where half the news is showing us that things are unregulated, and that businesses are being allowed to cut corners in very sneaky ways even if the results are disastrous, and a much louder half shouting at us quite loudly about a ânanny stateâ that is protecting us from everything and that the market will take care of things like this by itself. It makes it a little difficult to place where we are in the âthings are being taken care ofâ spectrumâŚ
VW ownersâ immediate safety wasnât affected by the emissions cheat. Taking a car in for a fix under the recall would result in reduced performance, so itâs somewhat understandable that VW drivers would lean towards âfuck itâ instead of âmust save the environment from nitrogen oxides!â
Apparently neither have any Jeep owners reported massive troubles with their windshield wipers going nuts.
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