>>the target doesn't have to be "perfection" so much as "better than people on average".
You see, I completely disagree with this assumption. They should be perfect or they shouldn't be allowed on the road at all.
You wouldn't accept a bread slicer that sometimes erroneously slices off your fingers, as long as it does so less frequently than people slice their own fingers on average, would you?
You see, I completely disagree with this assumption. They should be perfect or they shouldn't be allowed on the road at all.
You wouldn't accept a bread slicer that sometimes erroneously slices off your fingers, as long as it does so less frequently than people slice their own fingers on average, would you?