dhdjdkd

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   by dhdjdkd 7y ago

   You’re eyes are a couple inches apart. There are geometric limits to our ability to perceive depth and therefore angles. You can’t, I can’t, no can perceive angles appropriately from outside the car at distances that keeps the feature safe
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   by dhdjdkd 7y ago

   Call me old fashioned, but I expect empty cars to stay put. If I collide with an empty car that’s moving, I’m suing the owner for for forgetting to engage the handbrake.
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   by dhdjdkd 7y ago

   Pretty much - ppl are too lazy to walk to their bloody cats and drive their own cars because they want to keep starting at the car video they’re watching
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   by dhdjdkd 7y ago

   How can you gauge approach angles properly from outside the cabin. It’s bs
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   by dhdjdkd 7y ago

   when I ride to work I take a completely different route that is significantly longer just to avoid two intersections and a couple of blind high speed crests. The long route also a long twisty section, so that helps too :D