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> let alone people who can't see well enough or lack the cognitive ability to navigate themselves they aren't driving themselves either so what is your point?
by tomjakubowski 4y ago
> let alone people who can't see well enough or lack the cognitive ability to navigate themselves
they aren't driving themselves either so what is your point? bicycles with passenger seats exist, as do buses and trains (and, of course, bicycles with motors)
- forgotusername6 4y agoThe original conversation was around self driving cars. Self driving cars give freedom to people who can't drive themselves in a way that bikes never will. They also offer things above public transport, namely privacy, security, autonomy.
- tomjakubowski 4y agoall for self-driving whatever to help the disabled achieve autonomy, but there is no reason to limit self-driving to enormous multi-ton vehicles