Really? You Cannot Be Serious

Doc Huston
1 min readJul 22, 2016

First, the motor voter law has NOT accounted for the increase in registered voters. Multiple studies have shown that to be a fallacy.

Second, the idea we become more passive is silly in an era marked by information overloaded and time-starved people. Self-diving vehicles will become an added home or office room, or a place to party and entertain.

Third, nostalgia for an ID in a world where everything we do leaves a personalized digital trail, and self-driving vehicles know who the passengers are and can access their digital trail, amounts to a solution looking for a problem.

There are concerns with self-driving vehicles — e.g., terrorists, poor— that warrant attention. But an argument that they will lead to losing civic engagement is not one of them.

Doc Huston

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Doc Huston
Doc Huston

Written by Doc Huston

Consultant & Speaker on future nexus of technology-economics-politics, PhD Nested System Evolution, MA Alternative Futures, Patent Holder — dochuston1@gmail.com

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