>> the perception of time under the adrenaline rush of an imminent collision may be misleading. >This may be one of the more ridiculous excuses I've seen for s

>> the perception of time under the adrenaline rush of an imminent collision may be misleading. >This may be one of the more ridiculous excuses I've seen for self driving vehicle "screwups". >Is the argument actually computers can't take action instantly compared to a human? If so, then self driving cars may as well not exist. No, I don't think that's what the parent comment meant. It means that the people who said that it didn't take proper action (that were there) may have been mistaken in thinking there was more time to act than there was.