quickmatch42
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quickmatch42

All I read here is sour grapes from classic car nuts who can’t manage the cash to buy their favorite, technically obsolete packages of Detroit iron. I know 20-, 30-something kids living in metro areas who go Uber daily and rent for travel. They won’t have cherished memories to spend a half million on 35, 45 years down

Connor, I recognise that you are an ultra high level driver and that you may be immune to driving faults that cause accidents. That leaves you on the road with 250 million other drivers who are prone to error: sleepy, drunk, distracted by smart phones or love troubles, perhaps insane and trying to crash, or such poor

I believe what you write is very reasonable. Considering the rate of technical progress today, the possibility of full implementation would seem much shorter (The age of space travel began in 1957, with support of two nations spending billions of dollars—trillions in 2017 inflated dollars—fifty years ago; within a

In our lifetime covers a whole lot of time possibilities. The charts predict perhaps 10-15 years for me, and in that case, I agree that I won’t see fully autonomous driving. But, I have a 5 yo grandchild, and 5 more ranging to 24 to. The 5 yo will, barring nuclear, environmental or cometary Armageddon. When I was