> What does it mean to experiment with technology that we know will kill people, even if it could save lives?
This tagline ignores the fact that every new technology ever invented has killed people. Machines fail. Buildings collapse. Bras and vending machines and popcorn and fire hydrants all kill people. The simple passage of time on large projects kills people.
People are going to die no matter what. If we can reduce the body count then that's a win.
Heart disease, cancer and chronic lower respiratory diseases are the top 3 leading causes of death in the USA, all regarded to be natural causes. Accidents are #4, and car crashes are included in that.
And if we exclude the age group to the people who use cars the most, like people in middle age driving around their family? I would guess most of the people in that car are not that likely to die from 1, 2 or 3 anytime soon.
This tagline ignores the fact that every new technology ever invented has killed people. Machines fail. Buildings collapse. Bras and vending machines and popcorn and fire hydrants all kill people. The simple passage of time on large projects kills people.
People are going to die no matter what. If we can reduce the body count then that's a win.