What's the Point?
Driverless cars. You might as well establish an all Rick Astley radio station. You might as well take away electric guitars, bitchin' drum sets, and Harley Davidson motorcycles. Driverless cars. Has there even been a more brainless idea? Ever? Let me get this straight - you want to turn one of the great joys in life over to a soulless robot, so you can do exactly - what? I mean, don't get me wrong, I have a very overactive imagination but come on - even THAT gets tiresome after a soulless commute in and out of work. Driverless cars were invented by some poor toad who never got out of the office much, or got honked at once too often. I say that because I have precedent to back me up. In 1956, when President Eisenhower signed the Interstate Highway Act, paving the way for our current national system of high speed highways, Robert Moses was named the czar of the project in New York City. Robert Moses never learned how to drive and never actually drove a car on the str...