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New and innovative things are created as the future grows near. Many of this inventions or discoveries help to advance our society, knowledge, and efficiency, however some of these inventions might seem like a step toward success, or like the most efficient thing possible, but it can also be a danger to the society. Driverless cars are one of these dangerous inventions. Although driverless cars might seem like the next big thing that allows the busy workers of today to multitask, can it also be a threat to the well-being of others?

Driverless cars are likely to appeal to people in today's society for two main reasons that contradict each other. One of these reasons being that today's society consists of some of the most overbooked, not only adults, but teenagers as well. A driverless car likely peeks the interest of people like this because it allows them to multitask and have additional time to do homework or prepare a presentation for an important meeting, etc.

The second main reason that contradicts the appeal to the first group of people, is that some people in today's society are also incredibly lazy. With so many inventions that make things easier in life, a driverless car is just another one. In today's society, technology is so advanced that people don't need to be face to face to communicate or "express" feelings with one another, so why would you if you don't have to? People can order food to be delivered to their homes, so why go to the store when you don't need to? People can use hoverboards to go down the street, so why walk when you don't need to? And so on. Although a driverless car won't be replacing any "physical activities" like walking or going to the store, etc. it does add to the lazieness of people in today's society.

Although a driverless car can be served as a way to be more efficient and productive for some of the busiest people today, and can be a time for some of the lazier people in today's society to get in an extra twenty minutes or so of sleeping, it defeats the "guidelines" of a driverless car. Althougn a driver in a driverless car does not need to do any of the driving unless instructed otherwise by the car, the driver still does need to stay alert with there eyes on the road at all times in order to be on the lookout for any construction, accidents, etc. to avoid. Although people are instructed to continuing being alert even though they do not need to drive for the most part, knowing how people are today, many will just ignore this instruction or forget about it, which could put people's lives at risk.

One of the biggest issues that can arise with a driverless car, is it mechanics and liability. Although after being thouroughly tested by Google, and it is reported that after driving more than half a million miles the cars did not crash, there is always a chance that there could be an accident. Although there is always this chance with normal cars and drivers, this can be more possible with driverless cars because the driver might not be alert like they should be, and there is a construction site that the car was not aware of, or the cars automatic brakes malfunction and the car crashes, etc.

No matter what type of car it is, there is always a chance that something could go wrong. However, it is not only that driverless cars could be more dangerous than normal cars, but people in society today could be what sets these cars apart. With nearly everything automatic, people might take advantage of this feature and think that it protects them from everything, and be reckless with their actions. So, it is not that driverless cars could be more dangerous and a bigger threat to society, it is that people today could be more dangerous, more reckless, and bigger threat to society if they were provided with driverless cars. Therefore, it is is not that driverless cars are not ready for people in today's society, people in today's society are not ready for driverless cars.

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