Fairly intelligent people find boring the monotonous task of driving a car. Unless in a competition, or an unconventional road, the effort of accelerating a car in the traffic and overtaking other cars are low-skill puerile pleasures that demand almost nothing to our neurons and muscles.
Self Driving Cars will allow us to study and leverage off of the time we spent when moving from one place to another in a way some public transport in crowded cities do not allow, and bicycle-friendly cities will change the silly mindset our lazy parents, and their parents, had about how a city and our lives should be.
Lennarth Anaya
Self Driving Cars will allow us to study and leverage off of the time we spent when moving from one place to another in a way some public transport in crowded cities do not allow, and bicycle-friendly cities will change the silly mindset our lazy parents, and their parents, had about how a city and our lives should be.
Lennarth Anaya
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