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Public transport is nowhere near as well developed, maybe in 50 years. Not even talking about the countryside, just take a big city. Aside from the pure inconvenience of running your errands using stinky subway, most jobs (unless they're in service ) are in industrial districts where there isn't even public transport only a highway passing by.
electric cars are the future in the US. All the major companies have models, power companies are almost giving them to municipal governments to build infrastructure, grants, loans, everything. SLC is putting in an electric bus system.
All the rest stops you saw in southern Utah a few years back now have charging stations as do most nps visitor centers.
All the rest stops you saw in southern Utah a few years back now have charging stations as do most nps visitor centers.
this. The American model of life for a large majority of people includes having a car. Even if you’re a parent, you’re taking your kids to extracurriculars, visiting friends who live a couple towns over, etc. public transportation won’t cut it, the way neighborhoods are spread out would mean way too many stops not to mention usually they don’t even have sidewalks.
Cars are here to stay and the pandemic has just made them more desirable to most people.
Cars are here to stay and the pandemic has just made them more desirable to most people.
Low class? LOL.
Man, I love cars. However, I can't stand these soulless electric cars.
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You could get yourself a Rolls Royce or Maybach to be chauffeured around in. Perhaps, slap some Juventus stickers for free publicity for the club. Look at it this way, you'll be doing it for a good cause!!
Man, I love cars. However, I can't stand these soulless electric cars.
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You could get yourself a Rolls Royce or Maybach to be chauffeured around in. Perhaps, slap some Juventus stickers for free publicity for the club. Look at it this way, you'll be doing it for a good cause!!
And yet for all the talk of innovation and disruption, we're getting incrementalism on a 134 year-old idea. It still strikes me as a lack of imagination.
It's a real set-up for getting leapfrogged in the future.
Which is my argument against autonomous vehicle revolution claims: the reality is different and human desires and interests cannot be simply optimized out of the equation. Too many Silicon Valley nutjobs (and I worked alongside them for nearly three decades) believe so much of life will be better if it's optimized with technology and the messiness of humans is pushed away to the margins. It misses the entire point of life.
That said, I'm not sure it's just a measure of expecting you to be satiated with simulated car video games with a home rig in your living room. Cars are still dinosaurs on the roads, and roads are eating up 45-50% of urban space for no good reason. Something is going to have to give.
It's a real set-up for getting leapfrogged in the future.
Which is my argument against autonomous vehicle revolution claims: the reality is different and human desires and interests cannot be simply optimized out of the equation. Too many Silicon Valley nutjobs (and I worked alongside them for nearly three decades) believe so much of life will be better if it's optimized with technology and the messiness of humans is pushed away to the margins. It misses the entire point of life.
That said, I'm not sure it's just a measure of expecting you to be satiated with simulated car video games with a home rig in your living room. Cars are still dinosaurs on the roads, and roads are eating up 45-50% of urban space for no good reason. Something is going to have to give.