imagine a future where not only is your car controlled by a computer network, but your home as well.
I'd love to be able to type in an address then read my book as my car drove me there.
i'll interface with that network anytime if you know what I mean . .
The biggest problem with this is the inherently Orwellian nature of tracking everyone. Which is why I proposed a decentralized system instead of a monolithic government run one. But it's easy to come up with slippery slopes about how the government could make it mandatory, ban anonymity, and then collect the information from its monolithic computer anyway. Maybe we could have an inalterable constitutional amendment against practices like that.
I'd love to be able to type in an address then read my book as my car drove me there.
It's called trolling. Ignore him, he goes away.
If someone insults spurt on it - could go to a hundred.
Just watch.
darla is a dude?
I can't read in a moving car, I get nauseous.
I thought you quoted Watermark, but either way they are genking your chain to get a reaction. It entertains them.darla is a dude?
welp... good job darla.
Well I don't like the tracking part of it, but it could be set up to maximize fuel economy by keeping traffic flowing rather than stop and go. Since the computer can react faster than a person and have knowledge about what is happening 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, cars ahead, the traffic could be more dense - basically bumper to bumper at speed - with smoother merges, ingress / egress.
I thought you quoted Watermark, but either way they are genking your chain to get a reaction. It entertains them.
I thought you quoted Watermark, but either way they are genking your chain to get a reaction. It entertains them.
you're proud of that? what is your favorite thing about being a mod?
That's too bad. There is such a thing as books on tape.I can't read in a moving car, I get nauseous.
Sarcasm detectors are a virtue on this site.you're proud of that? what is your favorite thing about being a mod?
That's too bad. There is such a thing as books on tape.