Say, this is also the situation with the quality of our knowledge relative to situations like that of self-driving cars and how they will effect the economy, su

Say, this is also the situation with the quality of our knowledge relative to situations like that of self-driving cars and how they will effect the economy, superficially, but also pervasively, say.... (let the following be a few elements of the set of statements relevant to the affair of {economic effects of self driving cars} * What will happen to traffic * The amount of automobile deaths * The degree of the impact * The decrease in cost of shipping materials * Commodity prices relative to the materials here * Allegedly the primary value of self driving cars does not occur initially, but when we can organize cities around self-driving cars, like we did with electricity, and then reap the benefits. So place your bets boys. We will say, compare current expectations of the affair relative to what happens and we will have a very modern gauge for the quality of our knowledge in post-industrial civilization/complex-systems. This'll be a real good gauge because a lot of money is riding on this, commodity prices, you know, the entire thing. And then we will know if we should trust our experts relative to the next situation that happens, the reason why this is a big deal is that such a massive change will not occur like this(likely) for awhile, this is like another industrial revolution. I think it'll be an interesting affair. The reason this type of reasoning is really important is because we really need an accurate gauge of the quality of our economic knowledge and just the field of economics && the current experts we have in general, because we are using that very same subject to reason about this affair, say the effects of changes in the current Visa programme, if the effects are literally nothing like the standard theory, then non-mainline economic reasoning is just fine/dandy to use the next time and we cannot suppress those people next time. etc. (and all other sets of statements that apply to the current affair, i would never only mean what i only said.