text: When Henry Ford first brought modernized automobiles to American markets, there was no thought of how far these cars will evolve. However, a precedent of human control over the automobiles was set by the introduction of the first Model T. As a society we find ourselves in a world Ford could have never imagined. Cars have become much safer and more technical than Ford ever could have dreamt. However, a crucial intersection has now been reached in the history of the automobile. As a society we must ask ourselves the critical questions: Are driverless cars that can't drive themselves really worth it? Are all of the possible safety and legal ramifications worth no longer having control over the automobile? For the generations to come, society must make a stand now against these "driverless" cars which fail their name and pose legal and safety risks that Ford never intended to be an issue. In my own opinion I think that it is a bad idea to explore the habitat and enviroment of venus because the conditions just seem to unbareable but the author do make some good points on why we should explore it a little more. One reason the author wants to pursuit exploring venus is becasue it's the second planet from the sun and really close to earth its often referred to as Earth "twin". Long ago like hundreds or even millions of years ago venus have beeen the most earth like planet in our solar system. Venus have many and multiple things that are similar to earth for instance venus have rocky sediment and includes familiar features such as valleys mountains and craters. I think the author have a good reason to keep studying venus it is earth like with all the similar features besided from the high carbon dioxide and extreme storms and weather temperatures.