This reporting is some “literally 1984” shit, with the guy thinking of the many ways the “perpetrators” could’ve been caught on camera in order to be punished for breaking an empty machine. Actually disturbing shit.
But then you read his bio and learn he’s just another vampire. His stock portfolio is way more important to him than the drivers’ jobs, the safety of the roads or the lives of the people who broke his little toy.
I worked on Google’s car team in its early years and am an advisor and/or investor for car OEMs and many of the top startups in robocars, sensors, delivery robots and even some flying cars.
This reporting is some “literally 1984” shit, with the guy thinking of the many ways the “perpetrators” could’ve been caught on camera in order to be punished for breaking an empty machine. Actually disturbing shit.
But then you read his bio and learn he’s just another vampire. His stock portfolio is way more important to him than the drivers’ jobs, the safety of the roads or the lives of the people who broke his little toy.
May this car be the first of many.