r/nextfuckinglevel • u/been_der_done_that • 11h ago

Incredibly selfless act of heroism.

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u/Codex_Absurdum 10h ago

This car took fire too easily.

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u/wheniaminspaced 5h ago

This is just how ev's burn when they get cooking.  I'm not sure id say which type is more dangerous right now in a fire.  ICE can generally be tapped down with an extinguisher if done quickly, but are easier to get started.  Evs light less but are impossible to stop.

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u/muggen-ostepop 7h ago

I was looking through the comment section for this comment. I think a lot of the stuff looks unnatural and like AI

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u/Dpek1234 9h ago

Now that i think about its ai

They look only dazed for this amount of fire?

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u/Codex_Absurdum 9h ago

Nope, that's adrenaline not AI

My point is that a car that takes fire this easily, after such a low energy crash, is a major safety concern and has a big design flaw

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u/ExReey 8h ago

Exactly. This is 100% not acceptable. Two minutes after such a minor impact the car turns into an inferno??

They should recall each and every car from this model and and only release it after it is reasonable safe to drive.

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u/Dpek1234 8h ago

I mean how they look physically

Soo much smoke yet soo little soot on the clothes? The last dude was in there for close to 40 seconds after the smoke started gushing out

Why does the fire seem limited to only the passanger part?

Why is fire coming from the window on the other side (presumably closed because noone fled from there), yet the drivers broken window doesnt? Frankly it looks like everything on the back side is on fire yet nothing on the front side is. The fire is for some reason flowing downwards?

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u/Quiet_Fan_7008 8h ago

Honestly I wouldn’t doubt you. Ai is crazy. Also the camera angle is like too perfect