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I honestly think we should not have driverless cars. What's the point in working if your car does your job for you? That's laziness and it's not fair to anyone if the driverless cars hurt a human being. Someone could seriously get hurt. What if you're not paying any type of attention to the road and you have an accident in front of you.. That is honestly so scary and it's a threat to human life. What's next? Flying cars? It definately sounds pathetic to invent. That's not smart. Everyone needs to have their eyes on the road at all times and having a driverless car doesn't satisfiy my needs in life. How will your car be safe when you don't have your own key to unlock your car? Or does the cars belong to anyone and everyone? I believe all cars need a safe driver behind the wheel controlling every part of their car. What if it breaks down? Or the engine blows up? How can you stop the car from a crash? They're just trying to warn us that it will be our faults for hitting another person when they have no control unless they have a steering wheel and it honestly doesn't sound like to me that I will have full control over the car. This idea sounds stupid and how much is the car going to cost? What if there's a shortage and it doesn't warn you about a work zone or an accident? This is honestly the same as drinking and driving. You are seriously driving to your death.

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