Hopefully we will have fully autonomous cars by then and teenagers will be required to use them.In 10 years, no one will.
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Hopefully we will have fully autonomous cars by then and teenagers will be required to use them.In 10 years, no one will.
As somebody who was recently a teenager I respectfully disagree. Autopilots are helpful and help make things safer, but I like driving myself! Having the option is always nice.Hopefully we will have fully autonomous cars by then and teenagers will be required to use them.
Yeah but we are talking about the teenagers of the future who never had the opportunity to get drivers education in school.As somebody who was recently a teenager I respectfully disagree. Autopilots are helpful and help make things safer, but I like driving myself! Having the option is always nice.
As somebody who was a recent teenager (I use the term recent liberally here ), I like driving. But looking at the current generation of teenagers (i.e. relatives of mine) - most are not very eager to get driver licenses and/or cars.As somebody who was recently a teenager I respectfully disagree. Autopilots are helpful and help make things safer, but I like driving myself! Having the option is always nice.
As the parent of a 17-year-old, I've observed this same trend among my son's peers. I fully acknowledge my dinosaur status and say:As somebody who was a recent teenager (I use the term recent liberally here ), I like driving. But looking at the current generation of teenagers (i.e. relatives of mine) - most are not very eager to get driver licenses and/or cars.
curmudgeonliness
Hopefully we will have fully autonomous cars by then and teenagers will be required to use them.
Well, if we're going to be pedantic here, "curmudgeonly", in this context, is an adjective, not an adverb (despite the misleading -ly suffix).There has to be a syntax deduction in there somewhere for taking a noun, making it an adverb, then making it a noun again. Maybe:
"I'll double down on being a curmudgeon....."
Guess I picked the wrong day to mess with a language teacherEnglish, ain't she wonderful?
+1 for the B5 reference...but doesn't spoo taste like...spoo?Bah. Nothing compares to the exquisite taste of spoo.
I was at the West Yellowstone Super Charger, yesterday when another Model S backed in and plugged in. The next thing I saw was the mother opened the Frunk, laid her baby down inside and did a diaper change. The whole time, another mom in an ICE car, with a baby strapped on her chest, was standing about 30 feet away, with her mouth open. Imagine seeing someone putting their baby in the engine compartment of a car, as though she thought the air filter cover or the 300 degree engine block was the perfect place for the diaper change. The Tesla Mom then casually pulled the baby out of the frunk, handed it to her husband, closed the frunk while the other woman, shook her head in disbelief. Ignorant of the true nature of the frunk, this other mother was totally baffled and almost ready to call Dept. of family services!
Be glad your high schools still have Driver's Ed -- ours doesn't.
I was at the West Yellowstone Super Charger, yesterday when another Model S backed in and plugged in. The next thing I saw was the mother opened the Frunk, laid her baby down inside and did a diaper change. The whole time, another mom in an ICE car, with a baby strapped on her chest, was standing about 30 feet away, with her mouth open. Imagine seeing someone putting their baby in the engine compartment of a car, as though she thought the air filter cover or the 300 degree engine block was the perfect place for the diaper change. The Tesla Mom then casually pulled the baby out of the frunk, handed it to her husband, closed the frunk while the other woman, shook her head in disbelief. Ignorant of the true nature of the frunk, this other mother was totally baffled and almost ready to call Dept. of family services!
I was waiting for "and she had a heart attack and died in the car..."So what happened when you took her for a test ride?