The New Industrial Revolution: Are we actually ready for this?
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fadedlynx96 said:Self-driving vehicles have been out there for over a year now, and they're perfectly legal in California, along with a few other places.
And honestly, they handle much better than any human driver ever could—it isn't even close.
They aren't even significantly more expensive than standard cars, though I suppose it feels a bit eerie seeing the driver's seat completely empty.
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Honestly, I don't know why some people refuse to read everything laid out in front of them... seriously, folks, let's just call it a night—it's getting late and we all need our rest...
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