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Firstly, the idea of individual human carriers in cities is flawed. It's the wrong approach to moving people in a dense area. So frankly, any insight that fol
by michaelteter 2y ago
Firstly, the idea of individual human carriers in cities is flawed. It's the wrong approach to moving people in a dense area. So frankly, any insight that follows this point is ultimately pointless even if significant in context.
That said, individual human carriers in a populated area should only be controlled by a top-down system, a master-coordinator. No individual vehicle should have any freedom of choice beyond selecting a destination.