Why can't you? It's honestly so easy and after a little while you actually want these foods. Chicken? delicious. Greek yogurt? delicious. Eggs? delicious.

Where will this money go? Shouldn't it be returned to the customers who were shortchanged?

If Uber found a clean way to allow drivers to set their own rate, it sounds like that would be enough to make them independent contractors instead of employees. That could also encourage drivers to provide better service to justify a higher rate and improve competition, though it could cut into Uber's profits.

Why do we continue to give this guy the attention he wants? Ignore him and give attention to real political discussion.

I'm new too, and so far I'm really liking the layout, features, and community. I have been mostly silent on the internet so far, but I'm going to try and make a solid effort to be a constructive contributor around here.

I agree -- we are capable of avoiding life/death scenarios and it is precisely this technology that can get us there. We may see more nuanced ethical dilemmas, however. AI driving could eliminate the need for traffic control elements like stop lights/signs, so do we tune the algorithm to optimize individual vehicle metrics (e.g. fastest time, lowest fuel consumption, lowest risk) or societal metrics (e.g. lowest combined drive time, lowest congestion, lowest pollution)? Do we allow people to customize their algorithms or will they have to be standard to cooperate? Will jailbroken/rooted vehicles endanger others (they will surely exist)?