host: james in atlanta, you are on with professor michael farren. do is: what i want to just continue to test and expand it. drive --r, 2000 people die in cars that have drivers in georgia. hopefully it will get better. 1, 2 people every day, maybe three people a day are dying on the highway in georgia. then, it isw and not the greatest comparison, but we have just got to keep expanding this technology. thank you. guest: i completely agree with that. in fact, my sixth grade teacher actually died in a car accident and it was really traumatic at that point noticing how her husband -- they were both very young -- losing the love of his life, and he was absolutely inconsolable. we need to remember that this kind of technology will prevent that kind of tragic loss in the future, and we need to get it right. the companies that cause problems need to be held responsible. the future is much brighter because of what we are developing. host: just under 10 minutes left, catskills, new york is up next, ken. .aller: thank you both i am curious about the future o

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