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> right, where they can kill unwilling participants? I feel the same way about teenagers, grandmas, and grandpas, and yet here we are.
by Consultant32452 3y ago
> right, where they can kill unwilling participants?
I feel the same way about teenagers, grandmas, and grandpas, and yet here we are.
- ClumsyPilot 3y agoYou seem to forget that Grandpas have rights, for example to live their life, and. being able to get from A to B is part of that. FSD does not have rights.
- Consultant32452 3y agoOnce grandpa's vision, reaction time, etc. declines to the point he becomes unsafe he should be losing his license anyways. That's the law today, though it is not enforced as strictly as it should be. In my model grandpa maintains the ability to travel by using FSD and everyone is safer, in your model he loses his license and is stuck at home or more people die.
- jeltz 3y agoWhich is why many countries have a 18 year limit for driving, plus in my country there are people pushing for mandatory regular driving tests for old people.
- Consultant32452 3y agoIf FSD is statistically safer than the 18 year old (or new driver of any age), is it ethical to knowingly cause more death by forcing the new driver to drive instead of allowing them to use FSD?