“and paint that’s as casper white and hence about as interesting as a semester abroad in Ottawa”

Bwahahahahaha!

It’s in your first post. This is all you, bro.

My comment that you quote was in response to your reply of “It takes considerably less distance to swerve 3 feet to the left.”

Right. You started your strawman :

There was sufficient time to avoid killing the pedestrian.

That was after you started your strawman argument. Do you enjoy debunking yourself?

Go read my post again. Did I ever compare stopping a vehicle with clicking a mouse? I did not. Sounds like you don’t read. 

“you were able to pause the video instantaneously”

The person is visible in the (crappy) video during :04 and it not yet hit at 06: seconds. There is at least a second where the person is clearly visible.

“The passenger safety operator monitors performance of the self-driving system through a laptop computer”

Its takes 121 feet from the time your foot hits the brake pedal to a stop

So?

I don’t know where you got your data. I pulled mine for the NHTSA

State DMVs need to institute some minimal certification for self-driving vehicles. At the moment, someone could put a brick on the gas-pedal and claim it was an autonomous vehicle (apparently).

clicking pause isn’t the same thing as slowing down a car.

It takes considerably less distance to swerve 3 feet to the left.

> At 45 MPH the car would take about 120-130 feet to brake

You can, however, swerve three feet to the left.

2005-2010 is six years. Count them on you fingers if it helps.