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of autonomous cars of the future is well and good, and the world’s geeks are no doubt loving it because instead of playing all day, they’re now employed by wealthy car companies to play with big radio-controlled cars. But let’s be brutally honest for just a moment: Computer whizz-kids probably got that way because they were never any good with people, and preferred the company of their laptops. I’d proffer that nowadays, very few have so much as driven a car – it’s difficult to find the time to get your learner’s licence when you play computer

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