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I found this article very informative on the production of "driverless cars" but despite all the hard evidence and statistics there are, i dont agree with all of it. Personally, i dont think we need these cars. All they are good for is making life more easy for us but would you rather have life be more easy, or their being a bigger risk factor for harming a pedestrian or even yourself? I do not think this is a good idea and i would like for our drivers to be at full alert and have their eyes on the road instead of them being half awake in their car and only doing anything manual when their chair vibrates or lights start flashing on their HUD.

You would think that if something was so simple and harmless everybody would go along with it right? Wrong, matter of fact California, Nevada, Florida, and D.C. have made it illegal in their states to even test computer-driven cars. So you might be thinking, "if these states arent allowing these sorts of cars then why are others allowing them", and that reason would be none other than money. All the companies care about is money, and if you really think about it, there is no good reason to make cars that drive themselves when our cars and road systems are working fine. The sad part about it is that the companies already know that people are going to buy something like this because America is lazy. We all want life to be as easy as possible and have no complications and we will pay top dollar to make it that way when in reality, life is full of complications and you just have to deal with them and you cant solve every first world problem by buying something to do it for you.

But i may even be wrong, maybe someday near 2020 everybody will be driving autonomous cars and they will flow harmonious with the world with no complications. Maybe pur country can even make some money off of it to help pay our debts but until then, i dont really see it happening.

Score: 3