The argument is still When not If. But yes, the timelines were originally optimistic (and seemed so.) But self driving cars are inevitable on some timeline. Th

The argument is still When not If. But yes, the timelines were originally optimistic (and seemed so.) But self driving cars are inevitable on some timeline. Their advantages over self-driving are simply too significant to ignore. And the space will be insanely valuable in the long run. We've seen this pattern before. Video phones were predicted back in the 50s as being "any decade now but I would take 50 years or so to be "everywhere". Some things are inherently fanciful (flying personal transport for all) because of physics, but there are no such limits with self-driving cars.