> It's like the same idea of Uber and Lyft. Less human involvement = better world /S. It's very easy and edgy to disdain the importance and positive impact of

> It's like the same idea of Uber and Lyft. Less human involvement = better world /S. It's very easy and edgy to disdain the importance and positive impact of Uber and Lyft, but the truth of the matter is that the ride share revolution already introduced collosal improvements in quality of service in entrenched markets such as the old taxicab services. I recall a time where unscrupulous taxicab services fraudulently inflated prices and made up twist-and-turn paths to fleece customers, and we're free to act as organized crime. With rideshare services, you get routes and estimates generated a priori and in a deterministic way, and more importantly through a really auditable service. With rideshare services, a nasty driver is no longer totally shielded from criticism or consequences. With rideshare services, quality of service became something that was important to drivers. And we have to than the Ubers ad Lyfts of the world for that.