Imagine this -RV powered entirely via solar power -RV is driven automatically by AI, so you don't need a driver's license or insurance -You pay no rent, you just have the RV programmed to keep moving you so you don't violate any loitering laws -3D printing technology will have advanced to the point where you can print anything you need, including replacement parts for your RV -Zeronet-based mesh network worldwide, resulting in completely FREE decentralized internet forever -Only ever need part-time work to pay for food and raw material for your 3D printer
That could be said about regular home ownership as well. A home is a ball and chain that you're anchored to and the government knows where to find you to collect their tax dollars.
yeah i don't see this thing moving more than 20 meters a day on an rtg
Tyler Gray
Yeah, they're still going to make you have a license and insurance to buy an autonomous vehicle for personal use.
Owen Bailey
based
Brayden Gonzalez
Once self-driven cars are completely established and zero accidents happen per year, there won't be a need to gate people out of traveling
Henry Garcia
>imagine this >high tech fully loaded RV >pros pay no rent, electricity, insurance >cons costs $300,000 and have to keep moving You didn't think this through
Jordan Ortiz
There's no need for licensing or insurance now. It's just a Jewish trick to seperate you from your shekels. Did you need a license or insurance to ride a horse or drive a buggy? Fuck no. How about captaining a massive ship outfitted with enough cannons to destroy a port city? Also no. But you can bet they'll keep requiring that bullshit even after everyone has a self driving car "for your own safety goyim"
Parker Phillips
Automation makes things cheap
Nathan Stewart
Or you could just buy a sailboat and get most of that right out the box
Liam Torres
.05 vodka dollars have been deposited into your account by opec
Fuck that. You can't step out of a boat to walk around and explore, you're just going to see WATER everyday. it'll be a huge pain in the ass getting supplies and it'll get so fucking lonely. I think with the self-driving RV's, you can schedule it along with your friends to rendezvous every so often so you can hang out.
Hunter Myers
>the producing company can't be held responsible for accidents caused by its driving software, goy, we're keeping the mandatory insurance so you can't suddenly get faced with huge payments from an accident, we're just doing this to keep you safe! *hands start smoking from friction*
Juan Gonzalez
Why wouldn’t you need insurance?
Michael Smith
retard
Carson Ramirez
I'm not driving, I'm not responsible.
Adam Martin
Agreed sail boat is a much better idea, and people do this today, you can always earn a living through charters out of your own home, self driving cars also big and cool now but boats have been reliably driving themselves for quite a while now (not fully autonomous but if you don’t keep your eyes on the water what’s the point)
Jason Nguyen
>get boat with anchor >anchor up somewhere >grab your handy dandy canoe attached to the side of the boat >can get to the shore anywhere without having to get to an actual dock >get to shore >get your handy electric scooter attached to the side of your canoe you can go anywhere
I used to live aboard and you meet shitloads of cool people, the yachtie community is fantastic. You also don't run the risk of getting smashed up and robbed by niggers.
Adam Morris
This post made me sad
Liam Peterson
>Automation should* make things cheap ftfy Jews are greedy
Justin Nelson
Pirates
Bentley Jenkins
>entirely via solar panel If you're okay with 10-20 miles of travel per day, sure.
Christian James
Hello CIA
Robert Robinson
>You also don't run the risk of getting smashed up and robbed by niggers.
>free energy Not gonna happen. Someone needs to make profit.
Lucas Morales
free energy
Joseph Kelly
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>there won't be a need to gate people out of traveling Death, Taxes, and government mandated INSURANCE.
Nicholas Kelly
Don't sail to Somalia dumb cunt
Levi Barnes
A lot of work to shitpost in privacy.
Lucas Campbell
*gets stolen*
Eli Brooks
Thats not how that works buddy.
Oliver Morris
Still need to offload the poop tank and fill up on water
Ryder Torres
what about poo?
what will you do without a utility hookup
Xavier Reed
I keep clicking the picture but im not getting more information, it just alternates between big and small.
Jose Reyes
Aerate it in to the sky.
Nolan Collins
You won't be saying that when it gets to the point that its the only way to shitpost at all.
Aiden James
>Each visited site is also served by you. I don't want to serve someone else's weird shit.
Isaiah Cox
You only serve what you watch, stop spreading FUD about things you don't understand.
Jaxson Kelly
the sun gives you about 1300 watts per square meter of power, max solar cells have efficiencies of 30% best case scenario, so that drops you down to 400 watts assuming there's absolutely no loss in transmission or storage, youd get about 1 horsepower for every two square meters what would that be, like 10 horsepower for the whole roof of an RV? the tinniest econobox has more power than that and it drops every time theres a single cloud, or a tree, or for the 70% time of day in which the sun doesnt shine directly on to the roof of the RV
if your idea had merit, we would have dropped ICE cars a long time ago, just slapped a few cells on top of your car roof and drive for ever solar cells on RVs are only useful to keep the battery charged or run a few appliances without having to keep a generator going, you cant power the whole thing with solar
Elijah Torres
unimog expedition vehicles
basicly a small house
Kevin Baker
ah yeah i thought i saw one of this on youtube shit is literally a driving house for a family
>Imagine magic Cool, now back to reality, also self-driving cars would mean banning manual cars because they will be considered dangerous for regular people.
