i was reading this article the other day about self driving cars, and first i thought "there is no way i am ever going to own one of those" because i am fundamentally against the idea, but that's a whole other can of worms. what i thought was regarding accidents between two self driving cars; it's inevitable no matter how many sensors or advanced the computer controlling it is. imagine the insurance liability nightmare that would ensue for self driving cars. who's at fault if the vehicles are autonomous? certainly not the driver because well they aren't actually driving, and i doubt the companies behind the vehicle would bank-roll a new fender or front grille of every accident. it just seems like a lot of logistics need to be cleared up before they become a reality

When you look up at the night sky you a black backdrop covered in specs of light. I'ts crazy to think that each point of light is a star, some bigger than the sun, which are light years away from us. All the stars we see at night aren't even all the stars out there, there are thousands upon thousands of other stars and galaxies which are too faint for the human eye to see. Still even more who's light hasn't even reached us yet and we probably never will get a chance to see them.

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Hi, this is my first blog and my first blog post, never have really gotten into blogging before. I got to lonestar college in hopes of getting a certificate in pursuit of a higher education. it's a pretty nice college, the cyfair campus is certainly among the larger of the lone stars strewn across houston. I have a lot to say about space related things and it all fascinates me so much so i think i'll be talking about that in my later posts. If you're thinking of community college lonestar is a pretty good one, check it out!