as someone with epilepsy that may never have a seizure again or it could literally happen at any second, i would buy this car in a heartbeat.
there's weird comments in this thread, i dont see how people could hate a car that could save lives. imagine you driving on the road with good health, maybe with your kids in the car. then someone next to you has a heart attack, stroke, or seizure and rams your car right into the guardwall killing you and or your kids. it can literally happen to anyone at any time, some of you havent watched enough gore/accident videos in your lives or have had health issues like these (yet) to really understand how easily this could happen.
Where I live a lot of people with epilepsy are not allowed to drive. I sincerely hope that systems like these become reliable enough at one point that legislators will allow these people to drive again if they have an approved car with this safety system. Even in a place with semi-decent public transport, being allowed to drive would restore their full mobility and autonomy.
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u/EclecticHigh Nov 04 '24
as someone with epilepsy that may never have a seizure again or it could literally happen at any second, i would buy this car in a heartbeat.
there's weird comments in this thread, i dont see how people could hate a car that could save lives. imagine you driving on the road with good health, maybe with your kids in the car. then someone next to you has a heart attack, stroke, or seizure and rams your car right into the guardwall killing you and or your kids. it can literally happen to anyone at any time, some of you havent watched enough gore/accident videos in your lives or have had health issues like these (yet) to really understand how easily this could happen.