text: Fully driverless cars shouldn't be developed. The automatic steering, acceleration, and braking by themselves are okay for a car. But completely driverless? No us drivers can stick to driving cars manually. Not wanting to drive is pure laziness anyways. People should enjoy being able to drive. There's no reason to not enjoy driving. A big sum of people would definitely say that having online classes would be quite beneficial to a majority of students. For those who cannot travel to school can just go on a device and learn! Though, if you were to dive deeper into this you can notice the cons. What worries me about this is the fact that the internet can fail you. What would you do if your device crashes out of nowhere? What if the source you are using stops working? What would you do if that becomes a common thing? You wouldnt be able to get your schoolwork done. What about those who cannot afford laptops? Will the school provide the laptops for them? To some people this may not come off as something that is important. Would you rather to risk all of those complications just to do it online? In this case it would be so much easier to just try to attend classes at school. Attending school online may seem fun though it is not as easy as many may think. Therefore, you dont have to worry about any devices crashing and you'll get to learn if you attend school non virtually! In the article "Making Mona Lisa Smile", Is about technology being able to read the emotional expressions of students in a classroom is valuable. And I am arguing that it is valuable. Because it is a better way for humans and computers to communicate better. The computer can tell if you are happy, suprise, anger, disgust, fear, and sadness for example your orbicularis oris around your mouth tightens your lips to show anger. It is also vauluable because it can show your real emotion in a picture too.