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Yep, eyeball monitoring is over the line for me. Not planning to drive stock cars in the '30s. Looking ahead to electric crate motors and open source infotainm
by maxwell 3y ago
Yep, eyeball monitoring is over the line for me. Not planning to drive stock cars in the '30s.
Looking ahead to electric crate motors and open source infotainment:
https://electricvehicleforums.com/articles/electric-crate-motors-the-future-of-engine-swaps https://electricvehicleforums.com/articles/electric-crate-mo...
https://i-carus.com https://i-carus.com
- lotsofpulp 3y agoImagine a society that never had cars, but did have things like eyeball monitoring technology, speed limiters, auto driving functionality, etc. If cars were then invented, would the populace entertain the notion of giving everyone complete control to a 2,000lb+ machine capable of moving at 100mph+? Is our acceptance of the risks of giving everyone complete control of these machines based on the cost:benefit analysis at the time of their advent, but not necessarily a cost:benefit analysis in the current?
- maxwell 3y agoYeah I used to make that argument about humans driving automobiles too. Before the pandemic.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoHow is the pandemic relevant?
- maxwell 3y agoRepudiation of most global organizations.