in the beginning of the 21st century, some said cars are not for the masses.
They were hard to start for example . You would get your hands dirty and needed some power to turn that hand crank.
When those problems got solved and more cars got on the road it would become dangerous with so many cars, and people suggested you need to learn it properly (and get a driver license). Some thought not many would get such a license to drive a still dangerous machine (no airbags or even ABS at that time).
In the end you are ready to do the work (learn) if it is worth it.
And if it is worth it… that nobody knows (in the western world the answer is mostly “no” right now, at least if one trusts the complex economic systems to work well for the next decades).
If it’s worth the hassle, more technologies will get built to help.
They were hard to start for example . You would get your hands dirty and needed some power to turn that hand crank.
When those problems got solved and more cars got on the road it would become dangerous with so many cars, and people suggested you need to learn it properly (and get a driver license). Some thought not many would get such a license to drive a still dangerous machine (no airbags or even ABS at that time).
In the end you are ready to do the work (learn) if it is worth it.
And if it is worth it… that nobody knows (in the western world the answer is mostly “no” right now, at least if one trusts the complex economic systems to work well for the next decades).
If it’s worth the hassle, more technologies will get built to help.