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Which would still be very easy to track, since the permits are public. Or do you think nobody would notice a permit issued to "Ladron de Manzanas Inc" or whate
by ucaetano 11y ago
Which would still be very easy to track, since the permits are public.
Or do you think nobody would notice a permit issued to "Ladron de Manzanas Inc" or whatever name nobody ever heard of?
Not to mention the accidents. How would Apple hide all those human-cause SDC accidents?
Occam's Razor is telling me there are no Apple SDCs on the streets, but hey, maybe they invented an invisible, aethereal SDC registered under a shell corporation that nobody became curious about :)
- briandear 11y agoThey also don't have to test in the United States.
- ucaetano 11y agoSo they would need to enter into a secret agreement with a foreign government, create secret facilities, ship the car around the world, still make their cars invisible and ethereal, just so they could test their SDCs in real traffic? The plot thickens. Add a couple rocket launchers and you have a Hollywood blockbuster.
- TheOtherHobbes 11y agoEspecially if it flies. Then they'd only need to deal with the FAA, and no one is looking in that direction.