Had a driverless way make an abrupt left turn in front of me (going opposite direction) on Bayshore a few weeks ago. If it signaled it did so at the last minute. I had to slam on my brakes to avoid broadsiding. They aren’t safe.

Human drivers are not safe.

The question is not which is perfectly safe because neither is. The question should be which is more safe.

This sounds like my average day while working in downtown Atlanta. The one-way streets in Midtown can be a bit confusing but they are well marked.

I can't count how many times I was almost either run over or hit while driving by someone who went the wrong way down a one-way street. It got to the point where I had the habit of almost exclusively looking for traffic in the wrong direction when using a crosswalk.

I mean, we could be spending effort on making human driving safer, but where is the monopoly in that?

They’re all “libertarian” until their favorite bank goes belly up and needs a bail out.

Yes. The movement funded by billionaires and mass marketed by social media influencing is “counterculture”.

Why not do both? Get another job AND get back some income rightly owed you by a previous employer.

What’s up with Apple touting this headset for remote work while they were one of the first to force people back to office.

And now Facebook/meta too.

Marketing hypocrisy.

A dry suit in Santa Cruz? LOL!

Socialism for the rich. Rugged capitalism for the poor.

Socialism for the rich, capitalism for everyone else.