This new, injectable sponge is incredibly useful because not only can it be filled with drugs that then are slowly released, it also has a memory and can be collapsed down to a tiny fraction of its original size.
Makes me wonder what other kind of sponges are out there that can't hold liquid, can't collapse, and don't remember their shape. O_o
A much more likely scenario is that the self driving cars prove statistically to be safer than human driven cars. At that point expect legislation to ban humans from driving.
Can you explain why you think this is the more likely scenario taking into consideration that modern cars are statistically safer than previous generations (go back far enough and the differences are enormous) yet no US law I'm aware of has ever limited my ability to purchase and drive an older car and drive it legally on the road no matter how unsafe it may be compared to contemporary vehicles and regulations?
making it a mute point
I see what you did there.
Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.
