this is our dystopian future, apple cars and iphone 42's. how will anyone be able to buy anything though? by 2032 only three people will have all the money.
Every time I read about fully autonomous cars, I think back to what Jeremy Clarkson said on Top Gear news segment about Google's autonomobile. Something along the lines of:
"I love the idea of the sort of laser-guided radar-guided vehicles. Now, the problem with this is... You know that this was designed by a brilliant man, but one day it's going to be bought by a man called Keith. And Keith is going to wake up one day and think he can service it himself. So, you won't be able to sit back and relax in your autonomobile, because you'll keep thinking 'I know there's a man called Keith, who's watching the Eastenders and reading the Daily Telegraph is coming the other way', and there's just going to be a horrible accident"
MiddleBodyInjury on June 10th, 2021 at 10:07 UTC »
As your car turns off the nearest exit to help you decide on buying the iPhone 42
druhood on June 10th, 2021 at 10:56 UTC »
this is our dystopian future, apple cars and iphone 42's. how will anyone be able to buy anything though? by 2032 only three people will have all the money.
Qimmosabe_Man on June 10th, 2021 at 11:06 UTC »
Every time I read about fully autonomous cars, I think back to what Jeremy Clarkson said on Top Gear news segment about Google's autonomobile. Something along the lines of:
"I love the idea of the sort of laser-guided radar-guided vehicles. Now, the problem with this is... You know that this was designed by a brilliant man, but one day it's going to be bought by a man called Keith. And Keith is going to wake up one day and think he can service it himself. So, you won't be able to sit back and relax in your autonomobile, because you'll keep thinking 'I know there's a man called Keith, who's watching the Eastenders and reading the Daily Telegraph is coming the other way', and there's just going to be a horrible accident"