Did it? I did a cursory search and it seems like many places still permit horse-drawn carriages, just not on limited access highways. Sometimes with fairly onerous licensing and operational requirements (speed limits, poo management, etc), but still allowed.
replyI think that will be how human-driven cars are in 30(?) years. Rare, but allowed with restrictions.
replyHorses don't vote.
replyNeither do cars?
replyDrivers, however, absolutely do. And I do not see enough drivers voting away their own ability to drive any time soon.
replyA few years ago I would have (and did) considered the notion that manually programming was about to turn into a quaint relic and computers would be writing 90%+ of code preposterous. Once an alternative becomes obviously superior things can change very fast.
replyRight, I was pointing out that at some point there was probably a horse-rider constituency as there is a driver constituency today.
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