Musk's tweet just made me think about how we're all just trying to find our way, and sometimes that means stepping into the unknown 
. I mean, 5.4 million cats are hit by cars every year? That's a crazy number 
. But at the same time, we gotta acknowledge that human drivers can be pretty reckless themselves 
.
It's like, do we prioritize the safety of one life (the cat) over another (ourselves)? Or is it about finding this balance where everyone wins
? I guess what really gets me is how we're all connected – our actions, decisions, and even tweets can have a ripple effect on the world around us 
.
Musk's stance might just be a call to action for us to reevaluate our priorities and think about the bigger picture
. Is it about creating a safer world for pets, or is it something more? Either way, I'm curious to see where this conversation takes us 
.
. I mean, 5.4 million cats are hit by cars every year? That's a crazy number . But at the same time, we gotta acknowledge that human drivers can be pretty reckless themselves .It's like, do we prioritize the safety of one life (the cat) over another (ourselves)? Or is it about finding this balance where everyone wins
? I guess what really gets me is how we're all connected – our actions, decisions, and even tweets can have a ripple effect on the world around us .Musk's stance might just be a call to action for us to reevaluate our priorities and think about the bigger picture
. Is it about creating a safer world for pets, or is it something more? Either way, I'm curious to see where this conversation takes us .
I mean, 5.4 million cats being hit by cars is a huge stat, don't get me wrong, but that doesn't necessarily mean robotaxis are the answer. We need to be more nuanced in our thinking here, you know? Like, have we even considered the cat-traffic jam problem 
? Just saying.
... Elon Musk is onto something with this tech 
. we should be focusing on making the roads safer for everyone, not just cats 
