But yeah, making certain parts of cars automated to reduce pilot error is good, and that's more feasible and that's what they're doing, we don't have Skynet for trailers

Even then its only mostly automated

You just have a few guys sit in a room in front of screens and when the truck gets in trouble they take over and drive till its out of trouble

Similar concept to drones

And you'd need people who are trained in the ways of the road and know where the corners are

And they'd need that oversight for all of them

oh well fuck, no wonder they get away with so much bullshit

But you only need 4-5 to manage 50 trucks

Thats the point

no reliable way of determining what was automated action and what was human interface

Most jobs get replaced by a few high skill controller jobs

Exactly joker

But those controllers would have to be experienced truckers who knew what the right call was

so they'd hire from your pool

Keep them on the payroll

Not to mention since its so videogame like it removes the visceral human element of physically dropping the bomb yourself

And they would hire 4-5 and fire the rest

Namely the most skilled and experience

imagine saying 'yes' to this elevator pitch, for fucks sake

A pool I don't fall into

I imagine it'll be more like you have shifts and everyone's fucking *part-time...*

So they can skimp out on benefits

But you still would more than half the amount of "drivers"

Keeps the unemployment low don'tcha know!

I mean, yes, but that's hardly the crux of the issue

Just have them all one for one hour a week and blammo you're not unemployed

Thats 8 million of the 16 million ish driver jobs gone

And they can save face and say they didn't fire everyone

But they wont do that because they don't care

These companies were started by old veterans of the industry who adore their employees, their kids take it over and run it into the ground

kids probably played sims tbh

As a side note

Hobby Lobby was the correct decision

decided that's just how micromanaging cunts works

You dont get to force a religious organization to breach their faith

First amendment exists partially to protect people from ignorant and intolerant militant athiests

Probably tbh

Most of them are college educated and have never worked outside of a corporate office

probably like that unmarked VIP that singlehandedly soured my fucking valet job

Even worse they have a habbit of marrying other people in the industry

I would argue that it was designed to keep the Catholics from running everyone else into the ground because they're Methodist or whatever, atheists used to be really rare but anti-religious sentiment did exist.