It seems to be really hard to get people to compare driverless cars with real humans, and not imaginary perfect drivers.<p>For another example, there&#x27;s the nigh ubiquitous question of how to handle ethical dilemmas, like a crash where you have a choice between crushing a nun and crushing a baby carriage. Nobody ever seems to consider the fact that human drivers will almost never consider the ethics of the situation when choosing an outcome, and in fact probably won&#x27;t deliberately choose any outcome at all, but will merely brake and steer by reflex.