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I don’t see anything wrong with copying human driving behavior except without any risk of drunk driving, driving and texting, falling asleep at the wheel, havin
by jliptzin 5y ago
I don’t see anything wrong with copying human driving behavior except without any risk of drunk driving, driving and texting, falling asleep at the wheel, having a heart attack or stroke at the wheel etc. The average truck driver appears to be morbidly obese and gets little to no physical exercise, yet they drive enormous trucks that can do insane amounts of damage if they suffer a heart attack or stroke, personally I can’t wait for self driving vehicles to come online.
EDIT: Not really sure why I am getting downvoted for this, you can search google and get maybe hundreds if not thousands of results about truck/bus drivers and heart attacks/strokes causing deadly crashes, but they get maybe 1% of the media attention of an FSD video rolling through a stop sign
https://fox4kc.com/news/family-says-driver-of-tractor-trailer-had-heart-attack-before-cass-county-crash-that-killed-5/amp/ https://fox4kc.com/news/family-says-driver-of-tractor-traile...
- legerdemain 5y agoSeriously! I was going to make the same observation about truck drivers. It takes so little to exercise effectively. Why not pull over your truck for 30 minutes twice a day and do some basic calisthenics/bodyweight exercises? Who's going to notice?
- mensetmanusman 5y agoWould be an extreme form of exercise since it would be so dangerous on the Highway.
- jliptzin 5y agoCertainly would get your heart rate up, lol
- asdff 5y agoYour dispatcher who sees you are an hour behind schedule for stopping for no reason on the route and fires you