> Eating food from a tube could also give us a lot more free time but we don't do it because it is not an enjoyable experience. Even if you thoroughly enjoy dr

> Eating food from a tube could also give us a lot more free time but we don't do it because it is not an enjoyable experience. Even if you thoroughly enjoy driving, a driverless car would afford other emotional highs from: - Allowing you to get an extra [insert unit of time] of sleep - A bit of hanky-panky (even the one-man party variety) - Eating a meal (preferably not from a tube) - Playing games (a driving simulator if so inclined) - Reading HN I love driving as well but I can see the benefits that'll come from automated cars will easily outweigh the negatives. One of those positives might be a more energised, happier workforce.