Instead of "we want people to do higher complexity tasks than operate motor vehicles," I would say:
Moving humans from lower to higher complexity tasks generally correlates to increased productivity, higher efficiency, or "getting more with less." Generally, this leads to a wealthier society and other positive things.
The above is not true about everything but holds up in general.
Instead of "we want people to do higher complexity tasks than operate motor vehicles," I would say:
Moving humans from lower to higher complexity tasks generally correlates to increased productivity, higher efficiency, or "getting more with less." Generally, this leads to a wealthier society and other positive things.
The above is not true about everything but holds up in general.