Why does this make the hair's stand up on end on my neck?

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When Waze no longer need humans

We won’t need the user’s smartphone app either. In 2021, 1/3 of cars will be connected and that is expected to rise rapidly. 5G is coming too and will offer significantly higher throughput than 4G. So, cars will have more powerful sensors and compute capabilities and be connected at high capacity. Thus, their local findings of road conditions can be sent to some centralized service, such as Waze HQ, for aggregation, processing, and maintaining real time maps.

While that processing might be fast, it might be slightly quicker to receive insights from neighboring cars — and if you are sending a warning about a danger in the road, every second can make a difference. Like the telephone game in which a message is passed from one person to another, cars could do this too. A connected vehicle that spots a blown out tire in the road, could relay its message down the road behind it, one car to another. Such vehicle to vehicle (V2V) capabilities, and more generally vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) and vehicle to anything (V2X), are in heavy development. This is because V2V, and later V2I, are key to reaping the full benefits of autonomous vehicles.

The government gets this and they have concluded that they will likely have to mandate it through regulation:

>>1067687

Another Anon posted this earlier but it gives some meat to what some of the discussions may entail.

Japan PM Abe's woes deepen as ratings drop, predecessor predicts resignation

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's political crisis deepened on Monday after polls showed that suspected cronyism scandals have pushed his support to record lows and a popular predecessor said

Abe would probably resign in June.

In another headache for the conservative premier, the finance ministry's top bureaucrat has come under fire after a weekly magazine reported he had sexually harassed several female journalists. The bureaucrat on Monday denied the accusations and said he would file a lawsuit against the magazine's publisher.

Abe’s sliding ratings raise doubts about whether he can win a third three-year term as ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader in a September vote, that he needs to win to stay in office, or whether he might resign before the party vote.

Speculation has even emerged that Abe, who surged back to power for a second term as prime minister in December 2012, promising to reboot a stale economy and bolster Japan's defenses, could call a snap general election as he did last October when his ratings were in a similar slump.

A survey by broadcaster Nippon TV released on Sunday showed Abe's support had sunk to 26.7 percent, the lowest since he took office in December 2012. An Asahi newspaper poll on Monday put his support at 31 percent.

The latest signs of trouble for Abe come ahead of a summit this week with U.S. President Donald Trump, where the difficult topics of North Korea's nuclear and missile threats and trade will be on the agenda.

"The situation is getting dangerous. Won't Mr Abe resign around the time parliament's session ends?" former premier Junichiro Koizumi, a one-time Abe mentor, said in an interview published by the online edition of the weekly magazine Aera.

The session ends on June 20.

Koizumi - a critic of Abe's support for nuclear power after the 2011 Fukushima accident - said that if Abe hung on, it could hurt LDP candidates in an upper house election next year.

Crowds of protesters demonstrated near parliament on Saturday, holding signs saying "Abe is Over" and chanting "Abe quit!" Organisers said 50,000 people took part.

The Asahi survey, in line with others, showed that two-thirds of voters did not trust Abe's explanations that he was not involved in the cronyism scandals.

Taking it to her Anons…yessssssssss

PELOSI PANICS: Democratic Lead NARROWS Heading into 2018 Midterms

posted by Hannity Staff - 2 hours ago

Republican members of Congress breathed a sigh of relief Monday with new polls showing GOP legislators closing the gap with liberal lawmakers; cutting the Democratic edge to five points just months before voters head to the polls.

According to a new survey published by left-leaning ABC News, generic Republican candidates trail their Democratic opponents by a margin of 49% to 44%; largely slashing double-digit liberal gains from months ago.

“JUST IN: Democrats’ advantage in 2018 midterms narrows in latest @ABC News/WaPo poll, with Democrats holding a five-point lead among registered voters certain to vote in November,” posted ABC’s social media editor.

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JUST IN: Democrats’ advantage in 2018 midterms narrows in latest @ABC News/WaPo poll, with Democrats holding a five-point lead among registered voters certain to vote in November. https:// abcnews.go.com/Politics/2018-vote-margin-narrows-democratic-engagement-slips-poll/story?id=54482800 …

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The strong gains by Republican candidates comes on the heels of other positive polls; highlighting President Trump’s healthy 51% approval rating after months of strong economic data and diplomatic breakthroughs with North Korea.

>>1068106

Lets see a nuclear development facility or organ removal for transplant butcher shop of the 18,000 Syrian children victimized since ISIS showed up on the scene … would be an more informed estimate of what your looking at.

>>1068190

My best guess…we prolly have a smattering of everything here throughout the week. Just wonder how indoctrinated you have to be to lick the floors everyday by sliding the boards and playing the fool.