ya!! thanks. glad you liked it. I was happy with that thought too when it came to me lol.

it makes a lot of sense to me, like transportation naturally does use man power. not everyone is physically able (or willing) to do it, so you outsource it to the people most willing, and have communal transportation that way. but it's still in harmony with the idea that someone is peddling commensurate to how much transportation there is.

some people worry about jerbs as automation becomes better (which is a misguided concern, but regardless..) and simultaneously worry about the environment. seems like there's a lot of overlap where one actually fixes the other, as long as you're willing to consider big changes.

I would feel much better about self driving cars, if they were "unhackable."

Interesting. I hadn't thought about that.

The motivation to hack them would just be to cause destruction? Or is there something else to gain too?

I guess kidnapping would be the bigger thing besides just randomly causing crashes. kidnap/ransom. Interesting.

I guess maybe cars just have to go :p