Re:Google's Autonomous cars complete 300,000 miles without a...
by jlgreco on Tuesday August 07, 2012 @05:46PM
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Honestly I think it is a combination of where your awareness is focused, and jerk. Long windy roads put varying lateral forces on passengers which probably become an issue if their focus is in the car.
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Re:Google's Autonomous cars complete 300,000 miles without a...
by nitrogen on Tuesday August 07, 2012 @06:10PM
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Sometimes I get "carsick" while working with very small components (such as eyeglass-sized screws) that aren't behaving as they should, so I would have to attribute greater weight to the idea that carsickness is caused by a disagreement between the senses.