You are missing the point completely.. Iâm saying there is great danger from foreign drivers who donât speak English and donât know the rules of the road, working in America, driving people around⌠moron.
Driving people around isnât necessarily a mundane job, as you say.. much like socializing in real life, verses this conversation right here or texting instead of talking, we can have meaningful experiences with strangers during car rides. Iâve had so many..
But you do you man. Have fun being carted around by robots!
I beg to differ that driving isnât a mundane job. I find no joy in driving short or long distances and welcomed the convenience of car driving services like Uber that democratized the taxi services, introduced competition, and lowered the cost of on demand car services. Now that companies like Uber and Lyft have a near monopoly, itâs only natural that they be disrupted by cheaper autonomous services. Disrupting this continued innovation would stagnate the American economy. Let capitalist place their bets and enjoy the gains and the public enjoy the spoils of their bets. If there is no demand for these services then the capital will be deployed elsewhere.
Again, my question is, how can these services have safer practices and more efficient screening for their drivers? That was my point the whole time.
I spent 20 years of my life on the road and
loved it. To each their own.
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