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Chainfire

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8. I did see that

Reply to flying_wahini (Original post)

Mon Mar 16, 2020, 01:39 PM

Mar 2020

Maybe the automated trucks won't cut you off when they are supposed to yield at intersections or weave into your lane as you pass them.

This is a sign of progress, people have always worried about job losses from progress. After all, how many blacksmith shops are in your city?

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Did you see driverless trucking episode on 60 Minutes last night? Wow 300,000 jobs [View all] flying_wahini Mar 2020 OP

Yes. Newest Reality Mar 2020 #1

The jobs won't disappear Loki Liesmith Mar 2020 #2

If the autonomous rigs can do look long haul Sherman A1 Mar 2020 #7

its not just trucking, automation is going to completely transform the labor market in 5-10 years Amishman Mar 2020 #3

I don't think it will ever happen Mosby Mar 2020 #4

I disagree Sherman A1 Mar 2020 #6

This is just what Andrew Yang Sherman A1 Mar 2020 #5

I did see that Chainfire Mar 2020 #8