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And your part of what will be known 50 years from now as an "old generation". When kids grow up with atomized cars (their parents will add the feature when thei
by sodafountan 14y ago
And your part of what will be known 50 years from now as an "old generation". When kids grow up with atomized cars (their parents will add the feature when their kids start driving out of fear, texting, friends, drinking, you fucking name it) they'll become accustomed to the experience and adopt it in droves.
Which leaves me with one question for you: do people still drive the Ford Model T on the road? My point should be obvious. Time changes things drastically. Either adopt the future or become obsolete. I can't stand people who can't stand change.
How does it feel to be considered old?
- bengl3rt 14y ago"Do people still drive the Ford Model T" The ones that love it do. They even restore them and have meets where hundreds of them get together in the same place. My car has a strong enthusiast community around it now and I hope that will continue long into the future.