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Maybe the cars will be safe enough we can get rid of those restrictive laws.

• artursapek 10y ago
  It's not just about safety - a car seat is not ergonomically designed to accommodate a toddler.
  • undersuit 10y ago
    >a car seat is not ergonomically designed to accommodate a toddler. Neither are church pews, why are you worried about ergonomically designed seats for toddlers? Daily 8 hour car rides? Or is it along the lines you are worried you won't be paying enough attention to your child and something horrible could... while you are not driving?
    • artursapek 10y ago
      Because churches aren't changing velocity all the time, causing your body to move around. Even with safer automatic cars, we'll still need seat belts. Have you ever tried strapping an adult seat belt onto a 2 year old?
      • undersuit 10y ago
        Why are cars changing velocity all the time? Not enough input and output on the conditions outside the car. Self driving cars don't have to drive like humans, they have to drive like 90% of the other cars. Remove the humans and self driving cars can adopt far more sophisticated traffic patterns than the simple stop/go of most city traffic.
        • artursapek 10y ago
          Even 10 years from now, I predict we'll still be wearing seat belts. I guess we'll see who's right :)
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