← Back to context Comment by tumdum_ 1 day ago https://mcmurtry.com/upside-down-driving/ 6 comments tumdum_ Reply jonah 1 day ago I wonder how the roadster got around any patents that McMurty might have. simonebrunozzi 19 hours ago It is possible that they might have licensed some of these patents. Either directly, or through a shell company to hide that it was for Tesla. phoghed 17 hours ago I wonder what patents they could have though? Not like they invented the concept. m3rc 1 day ago That is very clearly not what is happening javascriptfan69 1 day ago You're right. The McMurty is an actual car with a driver in it. urams 1 day ago What do you mean? It's the exact same concept
jonah 1 day ago I wonder how the roadster got around any patents that McMurty might have. simonebrunozzi 19 hours ago It is possible that they might have licensed some of these patents. Either directly, or through a shell company to hide that it was for Tesla. phoghed 17 hours ago I wonder what patents they could have though? Not like they invented the concept.
simonebrunozzi 19 hours ago It is possible that they might have licensed some of these patents. Either directly, or through a shell company to hide that it was for Tesla.
phoghed 17 hours ago I wonder what patents they could have though? Not like they invented the concept.
m3rc 1 day ago That is very clearly not what is happening javascriptfan69 1 day ago You're right. The McMurty is an actual car with a driver in it. urams 1 day ago What do you mean? It's the exact same concept
I wonder how the roadster got around any patents that McMurty might have.
It is possible that they might have licensed some of these patents. Either directly, or through a shell company to hide that it was for Tesla.
I wonder what patents they could have though? Not like they invented the concept.
That is very clearly not what is happening
You're right. The McMurty is an actual car with a driver in it.
What do you mean? It's the exact same concept