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i saw that question off nick s notes. no. i don t believe that at all. so my big issue with this, i think it s a bad idea because advancing technology is fine to a certain degree but pretty soon we re not going to have any skills to do anything. good point. thank you. good point. so the gps i drive a lot. i live in the suburbs. what s your address? just check that gun map from the westchester newspaper, you ll see us on there. but anyway, you i don t know where i am half the time. no, because i m so dependent on gps driving. so i think technology overkill is the risk here. so you re saying that because driverless cars well, people will no longer learn to drive. which is an interesting point except people love cars. i love cars. right. nick, i will enjoy driving even more knowing that people aren t. isn t that weird? i love to drive. so do i. i love to drive. would you like to go driving sometime? with you? yes. you and i. yes. i can pack a ba
i saw that question off nick s notes. no. i don t believe that at all. so my big issue with this, i think it s a bad idea because advancing technology is fine to a certain degree but pretty soon we re not going to have any skills to do anything. good point. thank you. good point. so the gps i drive a lot. i live in the suburbs. what s your address? just check that gun map from the westchester newspaper, you ll see us on there. but anyway, you i don t know where i am half the time. no, because i m so dependent on gps driving. so i think technology overkill is the risk here. so you re saying that because driverless cars well, people will no longer learn to drive. which is an interesting point except people love cars. i love cars. right. nick, i will enjoy driving even more knowing that people aren t. isn t that weird? i love to drive. so do i. i love to drive. would you like to go driving sometime? with you? yes. you and i. yes. i can pack a ba
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