oh my god . that was to close <| sep |> Getting an email is a luxury . The CNSC , after 2 interviews , just didn ' t bother contacting me . I contacted them a while after just to be told they had decided to go with somebody else . It was an extremely stressful time after having been job hunting for so long . Luckily , I ended up finding something else . I had spent countless hours preparing for those interviews , and to simply be ignored after all that , fuck em . <| sep |> Couple seconds of silence and the it comes back softer <| sep |> So in other words , the commenter you are replying to was 100 % correct and this had absolutely nothing to do with a pardon . Thanks for clearing that up . <| sep |> Driverless cars will be as cheap or even cheaper than taking the bus to work . That ' s $ 23 a commute depending on where you live . I live in Pittsburgh where there are driverless ubers , I see theme every day . The PennDOT bus system has a uber credit for a bus line they got rid of to passengers who used the bus line . They credit something like 50 % of the passengers who got left behind to pay for uber for work commutes , and it saved the cities dozens of $$$ yr . The passengers end up paying about the same they did for paying $ 2 . 50 for the bus . So yeah , there ' s a perfect example . I ' m not sure what you don ' t understand . If it takes 4 cars today to get 4 people to work , that ' s four cars on the road . When driverless cars become the new norm for urban cities , those 4 people will commute using one car .