Except there are lots of examples of successful train automation -- the article mentions several.
Plus, the author may not have initially known much about how hard it is to run a train, but they weren't expressing their own opinions -- they found experts and asked them how hard it would be.
It's lazy and disingenuous to pretend anyone involved in the article was expressing opinions about things they knew nothing about.
Plus, the author may not have initially known much about how hard it is to run a train, but they weren't expressing their own opinions -- they found experts and asked them how hard it would be.
It's lazy and disingenuous to pretend anyone involved in the article was expressing opinions about things they knew nothing about.