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This is an asinine argument. It’s not necessarily safer right out of the gate! Maybe they just need to fix the bug.
by wilg 3y ago
This is an asinine argument. It’s not necessarily safer right out of the gate! Maybe they just need to fix the bug.
- nuancebydefault 3y agoEvery bug needs solving. But also: every bug will _never_ be solved. Why would you think any system or even component should be perfect? Name one perfect system. More simple systems like traffic lights, headlights, tires, brakes,... each of them can fail. Trains can derail, so we should not trust trains?
- nickthegreek 3y agoThe “bug” involves a breathing, thinking human being who didn’t opt into being a lab rat.