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[DaveFroble]

Bill Gunshannon wrote:
> On 01/06/2018 09:45 PM, nospam wrote:
>> In article <p2s10f$1rho$1 at gioia.aioe.org>, Your Name
>> <YourName at YourISP.com> wrote:
>>
>>>>>>> an autonomous vehicle will see what the cars ahead are doing, as 
>>>>>>> well
>>>>>>> as communicating with them via v2v (which doesn't require autonomy).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Wow, it's gonna communicate with my MGB!  Cool.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Oh wait, your going to try to ban everything else including
>>>>>> the hundreds of thousands of classic and antique cars.  Glad
>>>>>> I don't have to live in your world.  I still kinda like this
>>>>>> strange concept called freedom.
>>>>>
>>>>> they won't ban it.
>>>>>
>>>>> what will probably happen is there will be discounts for insurance
>>>>> and/or registration for vehicles retrofitted with v2v. if not, you pay
>>>>> more.
>>>>
>>>> Yeah, the hell with the Constitution and people's rights.  The
>>>> only thing that matters is what you want.  I love it.
>>>
>>> Many places already have plans to *ban* petrol and diesel vehicles by a
>>> certain year - I can't remember the years, but Paris, London, and
>>> California are three of the places.
>>
>> california has not banned them (yet), but several others have plans or
>> already have:
>>
>> <http://money.cnn.com/2017/09/11/autos/countries-banning-diesel-gas-cars
>> /index.html>
>>
> 
> With the exception of California, the US still believes in freedom
> and the pursuit of happiness.
> 
> 
> 
> bill

This is what happens when people believe in absolutes.

As for driving through town, the car ahead wants to back into a parking slot. 
Will the computer recognize this?  And other such things.  Perhaps there should 
be no-autonomous zones?  You know, like common sense?

I do believe the concept is no more sales of certain types of vehicle, not bans 
on use.  At least for some.


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