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She Will Be Back Before September Sep 6, 2026
Tesla opened its Cybercab to the public in Austin with forty five cars that have no steering wheel, no pedals and no gearbox. The objections being raised against it are the ones the ice trade raised against the refrigerator, and they will lose the same way. What interests me more is the ownership model underneath it, what it does to the taxi guild, and what happens to the permission the state currently requires before you are allowed to move.
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