Actually driverless trains have been around for a while. The British post office built a narrow gauge underground system in the 1920s and several mass transit systems have fully driverless trains. Since they run under the control of a central signaling system on a fixed route driverless trains are actually easy. Local freight trains are harder and surface transportation is the hardest because it has to share
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You can always offend hippies in the comment section. Chances are, those will be held up as a proper example...
Cyberpunk dystopia? Yeah, that'll come true sooner than you think. Like... yesterday
ReplyDelete"Cyberpunk dystopia?"
DeleteIt's more like a CyberLuddite dystopia.
Like the home atomic reactor and 'perfect' public transit, it's always 10 years into the future.
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ReplyDeleteFirst of what year?
We can't make self driving trains. Which, you know, literally run on rails.
ReplyDeleteActually driverless trains have been around for a while. The British post office built a narrow gauge underground system in the 1920s and several mass transit systems have fully driverless trains. Since they run under the control of a central signaling system on a fixed route driverless trains are actually easy. Local freight trains are harder and surface transportation is the hardest because it has to share
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