"Progress disappoints in a short run and surprises in a long run. ",(reply>), I actually googled that to check if it's a quote from some one. Well, it is now.,(reply>), Blatant contradiction from Jim- self driving technology will be taken for granted in 10 years...but it will surprise in the long run? The only thing surprising about GPS these days is all the new ways governments and companies can track us with it. <br><br>Jim also ignores that GPS was used as a weapons guidance long before it enabled consumer technology.  Jim seems to overlook the stage of modern technology where it is primarily used as a terminal guidance system for heavy metal objects- whether they be cars or missiles.,(reply>), The guy over simplify, a machine is far from being as good as a human to drive ON SOME areas, for example... you can catch a strange behavior of a pedestrian and slow down before he suicidal under your wheels. Machine can't do that and will not be able to do that before decades. NOW... Humans got big flaws on driving (exemple reaction time) and SOME of those flaws can be solved, improved by a machine. What i'm saying is that... A machine can overall be better then the average driver... BUT it will still generate stupid accidents that the audience will not accept, and for a good reason. Cause... If a human bump into a pedestrian we can say it's just that one human that is responsible for it... If there are millions of cars and one bump into a pedestrian... Then... In a way they are all faulty.. And saying afterward.. "we patched it" will certainly not be acceptable kn the long run... Cause there are millions of posibilities where an accident can occurs.,(reply>), Can you explain to me.. How progress disappoint in any way... Cause it's  pretty hard to find this affirmation smart....,(reply>), ekbastu <br>Fucking love it...