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Apr 21Liked by Mark Kennedy

While I can see the superficial attractions, I'm not sure what problems it solves, unless the intention is to provide public transport in places where none is currently provided (like where I live, for example). If these vehicles require an operator/driver, they are not going to help with the acute labor shortage, are they? This also feels to me like a technological camel's nose under the tent, rather like Elon Musk's Neuralink. Touted as a way to make the paralyzed walk, it's obvious that the endgame is transhumanism - which in my opinion is not a good thing. Similarly, so-called "autonomous" vehicles smack of the you-will-own-nothing-and-be-happy agenda of our rulers, more dumbing down of humanity, the machines taking over skills and abilities from humans.

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Apr 20Liked by Mark Kennedy

Just a word of caution: https://stopworldcontrol.com/endhumanity/

(you're welcome!)

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Japan certainly needs to figure out ways to help the rural elderly get around. I think many people will welcome this. Thank you for the detailed information!

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I won’t be rushing out to buy one!

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