Anonymous #1 2w

Or we can just have ai do the driving for us

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Anonymous #1 2w

your logic is flawed and biased

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Anonymous #3 2w

HOW IS IT FLAWED LOL

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Anonymous #2 2w

Dumbass.

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Anonymous #3 2w

???

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Anonymous #1 2w

The UK has automatic cars…

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Anonymous #2 2w

Most people can and do drive manuals. About 50% actually.

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Anonymous #1 2w

Valid, but we have more than 2X the death rate and less than 2X the automatic rate so there’s other factors at play

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Anonymous #2 2w

The source is right here. The drivers on US roads are idiots. Manuals are a skill check. Can't drive manual? Probably shouldn't be on the road. This is a life or death matter.

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Anonymous #1 2w

I’m not arguing manual cars make safer drivers, I agree with that. But, I’m saying I don’t think the solution is giving people more control of the vehicles. I think (10+ years from now) ai will be able to make self driving cars infinitely safer than a human operated manual

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Anonymous #2 2w

Why would we make cars self driving when we could just use public transit.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Well public transit is better, but we’re still going to need point to point transit in rural areas

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Anonymous #4 2w

A very slim percentage of the us’ land is dense enough to warrant public transport. A large portion of the population tho

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Anonymous #2 2w

Point to point transit in rural areas are called trains.

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Anonymous #2 2w

Or a bus.

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Anonymous #2 2w

Or a taxi.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Bro how is a bus going to operate in FarmVille iowa

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Anonymous #4 2w

Who is going to fund a taxi service for a 40 minute drive to the nearest grocery store

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Anonymous #4 2w

What bus is going to meander up 10 mile long mountain roads to drop off a single passenger? How often will they have to run to ensure when someone needs to go to the store or to work or to visit family they can?

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Anonymous #4 2w

We can’t have trains connecting every small town, the environmental impact of that would be far too great

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Anonymous #4 2w

These suggestions you’ve made sound like they’re coming from someone who only lived in cities or suburbs outside cities. There are tens of millions of Americans who live 10+ miles from the nearest gas station/grocery store

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Anonymous #2 2w

I have to drive 30 minutes to the nearest grocery store and over an hour for work 😂 bro thinks I want to sit on the bus like I’m back in grade school again.

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Anonymous __joker__ 2w

Ong like there isn’t one catch all solution 😭 we’re going to need cars, we’re going to need trucks. We can reduce our reliance on them absolutely, and we should. But we can’t eliminate them from everywhere

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