> Take the myth that once self-driving cars spare people from the burden of needing to drive to work and pay attention to the road, they’ll be able to focus the

> Take the myth that once self-driving cars spare people from the burden of needing to drive to work and pay attention to the road, they’ll be able to focus their attention on invigorating and rewarding activities, like reading for pleasure during the commute. More likely, employers will expect the workday to begin the second you enter the vehicle. Instead of being disburdened, more productivity will be ratcheted out of us. It does free us up to do more reading. Downside: that reading will be approximately 100 percent more email.