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1. Teslas don’t have to have drivers, they (will) enable full self driving which they are currently testing. That’s the biggest selling point.
2. The Tesla pulls over to a disembarkation point, so loading/unloading passengers don’t disrupt traffic behind it.

I wonder what name they would choose I sat back and thought about it for a while, I weighed the logic, contemplating what would a good name for something like this be? It has to be a subtle yet poignant name that would convey in a holistic manner the diversity of the metaverse and the important role it will play in our lives. Well, the most descriptive name I could think of is Zuckerverse, the place for suckers. What do y’all think?

You are most probably correct, but there is a chance it might not be slow. The speed is a function of processing power in theory it could be as fast as walking through the turnstile. That said, I too am skeptical of its speed as you mention and also about its accuracy .. can it distinguish identical twins? How easily is it fooled by look-allies?

How about more info regarding microgesture UI? Current VR UIs suck because you have to move your arm instead of it recognizing subtle finger gestures while laid back on the couch.

95% refers to the number of roads on which it will allow itself to be be in self driving mode. It won’t navigate to the other 5% while in self driving mode. If you want to go to that 5% it will have to be in manual mode.

Elon Musk is probably the closest thing we have to Steve Jobs nowadays. I dunno what’s evil about Zuckerberg btw .. You sign up for facebook to connect yourself and others to you. What do you expect them to be like?

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Well, Facebook and WhatsApp are both down right now, how’s that for metaverse?

A legit $25k Tesla with Full Self Driving would be revolutionary. That seems insanely hard to pull off though, mainly because of lithium and other resources needed for battery production.

Stop calling these eVTOLs flying cars. It’s not a flying car if you can’t fit it in a car lane or drive it on a highway. It’s basically a helicopter, not a flying car. It has no car features.

The problem with reliance on the user’s search history and "context" is that people will get locked into a certain type of information. For example a flat earther will not get exposed to opinions and science of why the notion is wrong, because the types of links and information they previously viewed or liked was all conspiracy theory BS. There has to be randomness to spice results and find things outside the zone.

It needs to be at least 5 feet tall, walking, and have dexterous hands. That would enable not only beer fetching but also telepresence.