That would be so funny!
I’d love for eternity if I ever got into one. But even if you gave me a fortune—I wouldn’t.
Just magine getting into a car without a driver—yet everything works perfectly. You hold your breath for a few moments, wondering if you’re travelling to space? The vehicle is luxurious, comfortable, and incrediably smooth. You can’t believe it’s already gliding down the road. Before you know it, you’ve arrived at your destination. You get off and walk away, wondering if it was just a dream.
Perhaps the driver’s seat wasn’t empty after all. Perhaps it wasn’t just air filling the space. Could there have been a driver wearing Harry Potter’s invisible cloak? May be, you thought for anything is possible nowadays, right?
Some people might see that as a great emerging tech idea for safety— a smoother, quicker kind of public service. Wow. They argue that this invention could reduce crime, accidents, and other unethical issues. But so far, many of these revolutionary technologies have been causing more chaos, more moral, physical, and psychological problems like ever before.
Have you ever thought about how these utopian endeavours could affect our senility, our intelligence, our social and emotional abilities, our self-esteem, and our sense of existence. Are these qualities worth nothing?
There’re loads … millions … and more faults in human beings than one can imagine, but at least we are visible, we are real, and we exist in abundance.
Unemployment and homelessness are major problems everywhere—so why make things worse by cutting more jobs, more wages, and more lives?
And then, they talk about some imaginary heaven with high rate levels of stupidity, violence, and poverty.
Have a safe drive,
With hope and peace,
Nahla
Pure and Simple 