I think for most people this will be true, but with an truly autonomous car, it would be possible to construct a sort of "capsule hotel" on wheels. For a certain class of people that is an attractive value proposition.
Precisely. Lugging around all the amenities from the article has a huge fuel cost, and they don't compare to the quality of their stationary counterparts.
I feel like the OP article's "futurist" has a decent grasp on HOW, but completely disregards WHY.
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I think for most people this will be true, but with an truly autonomous car, it would be possible to construct a sort of "capsule hotel" on wheels. For a certain class of people that is an attractive value proposition.
A mobile home is a sort of capsule hotel on wheel - and you can own one right now. Why does the driver-less part change the value proposition so much?
Precisely. Lugging around all the amenities from the article has a huge fuel cost, and they don't compare to the quality of their stationary counterparts.
I feel like the OP article's "futurist" has a decent grasp on HOW, but completely disregards WHY.