@kleefton@SantoroSystems I think it could work, but only when camera sensors will have resolution, color resolution and dynamic range capabilities similar to our eyes, and when the computer driving the car will be able to recognize poor visibility with less speed and more careful maneuvers.
@ccbaker2023 Those streets are already that way, look what happens if somebody tries to go that speed.
Normal cars can't even gain enough speed to do that, but there will always be a car that can.
@Jeff3Olsen@cfc_sharky@thecurioustales And what dl you mean by "the math"? Evolution has been described mathematically quite extensively. You can even computer simulate it, how do you think AI chatbots are trained?
@Jeff3Olsen@cfc_sharky@thecurioustales After this one you lost all privileges of calling out ad hominem lol.
We can see the changes with our eyes, so unless you think God made a bunch of mistakes and did whales rev.2, then rev.3, then rev.2760, they have evolved over time.
@Jeff3Olsen@cfc_sharky@thecurioustales Once we see a pattern we can *try* to apply it elsewhere to see if it makes sense, and it does. We study fossils spanning millions of years to see if the theory fits, we can't see ancient animals directly but we can see the effects of their existence.
@Jeff3Olsen@cfc_sharky@thecurioustales It's not impossible to transfer a liquid into a container underwater, but the thicker it is the more efficient it is.
@Jeff3Olsen@cfc_sharky@thecurioustales Also seems pretty obvious to me that yes, that happened, and the mother's with thicker milk had less malnourished babies allowing them to spread the "thicker milk" genes.