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Say you're going on vacation for Spring Break to Florida, or going out of the country. Yes, its nice to sit back and look around at the nature and cool things you see while drving there, but wouldn't get tired of not driving and just sitting there? That doesnt sound like fun, especially me being in the back seat all the time, its boring. Every so often get a hold of the stiring wheel. This doesnt seem appropriate for our generation and for how lazy people are now a days. Driverless cars are totally not needed. How does it know what the speed limit is? I dont like the fact that the car may not always know what its doing with itself. Or what if the car gliches or does something wrong and you wreck? Who is it really on? was it you or the car itself? It is also giving people the time to be lazy. I feel like its taking away communication because if you're not driving, than you're more than likely on your phone on instagram or Twitter. Without the automatic cars you can say "What are you doing, the lights green!" because you will be too busy ingraved in your phone. That takes away so much commnication. Many people count on themselves on what time they should leave the house to go out eat in order to get there on time. They count on what route is easist for them. Does this driverless car stop at every stop light and take me where I need to be at the correct time and place? Is it you put in your destination in a GPS and it takes you there? does it stop at every stop light? How does it know when to stop and break? Can we really trust that this car is gonna take me where we need to be? Can I trust that it's going to keep us safe and not cause us an accident? These are the real questions. i think thats whats so scary about it and makes people not want driverless cars.
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Your evaluation score is: 2.0
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