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I'd feel better about an analysis from an expert on manufacturing and so forth, which I get the impression neither you, pg or me are. I dunno about throwing "i
by sown 18y ago
I'd feel better about an analysis from an expert on manufacturing and so forth, which I get the impression neither you, pg or me are.
I dunno about throwing "innovation" around on cars; I think people use that word without caution or really thinking about what it means.
When I grew up the nearest stop light was 20 miles away; cars were the only way to get around. Even now, living in Mountain View it's a hassle living without a car. Everywhere I've lived up until now was a huge hassle without a car, partly because it was so remote. A very large segment of the US lives like this and frankly, I don't like the idea of sharing a bus seat with strangers, waiting on trains, etc. I like the idea of automated cars as public transit and so forth but we shouldn't throw stuff out because it is old. The chair is lord only knows how old and just like I need to sit, I need to get out of the house to do whatever. ;)
- uuilly 18y agoI don't think anyone's arguing against cars. I just think that American cars are less desirable than Japanese, Swedish or German cars. Cars are no doubt useful things.