> Anyone ever think about what a nightmare driverless cars will be if they actually work? Actually, yes. However, my take is a bit different from yours. The

> Anyone ever think about what a nightmare driverless cars will be if they actually work? Actually, yes. However, my take is a bit different from yours. The future driverless car will not at all look like a Tesla. It will be a moving office or comfortable room for family trips. This does not mean it has to be massive. Something of the size of a modern minivan could be fantastic if you did not have to worry about driving at all. In other words, I actually see future driverless cars giving us more time rather than taking it away by being stuck on traffic paying attention to stay in a lane, press the brake or accelerator. As for people forgetting how to drive. Well, maybe in one or two more generations? Nobody really likes driving. People either need to go from point A to point B or want to (vacations, eating out, etc.). I enjoy driving, not on the street, on the race track. I do that with some frequency. Driving on the street is boring, dangerous, time consuming and stressful. I hate that kind of driving. I can't wait until I don't have to do it any more.