Why I Trust Robot Cars More Than Uber Drivers

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Text the show! [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2626689/fan_mail/new] Tonight on Common Sense with Chad Law: We revisit Uber — and what started as a story about lawsuits and assaults became something much bigger… A collapse of trust itself. Why are passengers reporting drivers who don’t match the app? Why are fake rideshare accounts being rented online? And why did I — someone who mocked self-driving cars for YEARS — suddenly change my mind? This episode dives into: • Uber lawsuits and safety allegations • Fake driver profiles and verification failures • Waymo and autonomous vehicles • AI vs human accountability • Reagan’s “Trust But Verify” philosophy • Whether technology is helping or hurting society PLUS: The launch of a brand new recurring segment: Sunday Sequel. 📞 Audience line: 252-CHAD-LAW More exclusive content on Rumble: Common Sense with Chad Law on Rumble 00:00 – Sunday Sequel Begins 02:45 – Why Stories Never Get Finished 08:22 – Uber Lawsuits & Allegations 19:05 – Fake Driver Accounts 31:12 – Verification Collapse 45:20 – Chad’s Waymo Reversal 58:40 – Technology: Helping or Hurting? 1:10:18 – Reagan Reminder 1:17:55 – Closing Thoughts #Uber #Waymo #AI #Technology #PoliticalCommentary #SelfDrivingCars #RideShare #Reagan #TrustButVerify #ChadLaw #CommonSense #CurrentEvents

Stop Legislating Crystal Balls: Why Government Keeps Predicting the Future | Monologue Monday

Text the show! [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2626689/fan_mail/new] 🚗 One article about self-driving cars changed this entire episode. What began as a discussion about autonomous vehicles turned into a deep dive into one of the biggest questions facing America today: How should a free society govern technology it cannot predict? From Uber and Airbnb to drones, supersonic flight, and Ronald Reagan's decision to open GPS to the world, Chad explores why governments repeatedly regulate the future based on predictions instead of evidence—and what America's Founders understood about humility that we've gradually forgotten. This isn't an episode about technology. It's an episode about how free societies learn. In this episode: 🚗 Self-driving cars 🚕 Uber 🏠 Airbnb 🛴 Electric scooters ✈️ Supersonic flight 📡 GPS 📜 The Constitution ⚖️ The Five Questions for Governing New Technology 🎙️ After Hours (Rumble Exclusive): Extended audience Q&A covering: • AI regulation • Asbestos and precaution • Occupational licensing • Markets vs. consumer protection • Congress and sunset clauses 👇 Watch the full video and exclusive After Hours Q&A on Rumble. https://rumble.com/v7cgxly-stop-legislating-crystal-balls-why-government-keeps-predicting-the-future-m.html [https://rumble.com/v7cgxly-stop-legislating-crystal-balls-why-government-keeps-predicting-the-future-m.html] 🇺🇸 Support Common Sense ▶ Follow on Rumble 📰 Subscribe on Substack 📱 Follow on X & Instagram If you enjoy long-form conversations that teach **how to think—not what to think—please Like, Follow, Comment and Share. Chapters 00:00 – One Article Changed the Entire Episode 02:55 – Self-Driving Cars Spark a Bigger Question 07:51 – The 160-Year Cycle of Innovation & Regulation 12:40 – The Red Flag Act and the First Flag Guy 18:15 – Uber, Drones & Supersonic Flight 23:52 – Technology Changes… Human Nature Doesn't 27:50 – Why Human Incentives Never Change 29:52 – The "Do Something" Bias in Politics 31:45 – The Invisible Cost of Playing It Safe 33:28 – Why Experts Keep Predicting the Wrong Things 37:28 – The Founders Planned to Be Wrong 39:23 – The Constitution as a Feedback Machine 44:48 – Governing Innovation the Common Sense Way 47:08 – Five Questions Every Citizen Should Ask 50:48 – Why Learning Beats Prediction 55:18 – Ronald Reagan, GPS & Trusting the American People 58:51 – How America Drifted from Humility to Certainty

9. juli 20261 h 1 min

Why I Trust Robot Cars More Than Uber Drivers | Sequel Sunday

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