BGOBGAI! Quickie:
Alright, I admit it, I’m lazy…see? I didn’t even say “I am lazy,” I had to use a contraction to prove it. Well, Google now tells me that it’s okay to be lazy, and I applaud them for saying so. There is a new age of laziness dawning with the invention and perfection of the driver-less car. No longer will I have to actually pay attention to where I’m going. I won’t have to read traffic signs or pay attention to traffic lights. I will be able to focus my attentions to the important things in life such as reading a favorite book, watching some funny videos on a wireless device, or even scratching myself in places heretofore impossible to do while driving (I’m talking about my back, you silly geese).
So who’s with me?
(Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/28/technology/googles-next-phase-in-driverless-cars-no-brakes-or-steering-wheel.html?_r=0)
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Alright, I admit it, I’m lazy…see? I didn’t even say “I am lazy,” I had to use a contraction to prove it. Well, Google now tells me that it’s okay to be lazy, and I applaud them for saying so. There is a new age of laziness dawning with the invention and perfection of the driver-less car. No longer will I have to actually pay attention to where I’m going. I won’t have to read traffic signs or pay attention to traffic lights. I will be able to focus my attentions to the important things in life such as reading a favorite book, watching some funny videos on a wireless device, or even scratching myself in places heretofore impossible to do while driving (I’m talking about my back, you silly geese).