Why did people ride in the first cars? They were slow, prone to breakdowns, expensive to operate.
They also smelled like horseshit.
Tesla FSD is much, much worse than just driving oneself when taking into account the risk.
Similarly, 130 years from now people will ask "Why would you want to drive your self when there were self driving cars available? And someone else will have to explain that FSD required close supervision and needed interventions between 1 or 100 miles, depending on the driving situations."
We are specifically talking about people who signed up to be a beta tester.
FSD is not a rational choice over the alternative and its adoption in no way resembles the adoption of cars. The analogy is bunk. But I won't keep beating a dead horse here, I was just trying to explain why it doesn't IMO make sense.