I’d be more comfortable if the self-driving vehicle I was riding in had a way for me to take direct control in case of emergencies.

Not having a wheel or pedals to actually control the vehicle in case of emergency gets you situations like in the article.

Of course that would require either someone sitting in the driver’s seat, or making it easy to get into the driver’s seat.

I don’t really have an answer to your question, I’m commenting because I do subscribe to that belief.

Humanity has been around for thousands of years, more than plenty of time to figure things out and learn and innovate. If we’ve existed as we are for those thousands of years, then wouldn’t it make sense that we’d have figured out all the possible combinations of words and such? There were millions before, but there are billions now; who’s to say not one of those individuals has come up with an entirely new piece of art that’s never been seen, or a sentence that hasn’t been heard before?

Imo it’s a numbers game. Kinda like the infinite monkeys typing Shakespeare.

I mean I got one, and it was for a place a friend of mine works for already, so…

But when I texted him a couple days later, he said the GM was actually out of town.

It’s iRobot happening in real time

And here I can’t get a job because apparently every GM or hiring manager goes on vacation the moment I go for an interview.

I never knew of anyone who didn’t use their school-issued devices for anything other than browser games most of the time. They literally used it for games rather than school work.

You can’t hand them the reins and then complain that they’re even worse now. Schools are partially to blame for all this electronics bullshit kids are into these days. A lot of middle and high schools almost require students to have a fucking iPad these days.

All you have to do is watch broadcast television to see the myriad ads, apps and companies that all want your money and time.