The story of navigation

Because of the popularity of high-tech, artificial intelligence into thousands of households, our life and work has been greatly facilitated, can be fully called the third industrial revolution.

But all that tech everywhere isn't always a good thing. A female driver in an island nation drove her family's car with her group of girlfriends out for a night on the town, and because she trusted her car's navigation system too much, she ended up driving straight into the Pacific Ocean. After the female driver and her girlfriends were rescued from the shore, she recalled that it was the in-car navigation system that told her to keep turning right, and that she had followed the navigation tips before she had the misfortune of driving into the ocean. The navigation said: I only recognize the previously uploaded map, regardless of the current status.

Why do we trust high-tech products so much? On the one hand, it is a good choice to listen to the navigation when we arrive at an unfamiliar place and are not familiar with the local transportation. On the other hand navigation allows me to avoid congested roads and save time on the road.

For example, there are two routes, A and B, to choose from, and on one day, the navigation recommended route B. If you don't listen to the navigation, and insist on taking route A, you'll get stuck in a traffic jam, and be late for work; if you go a little farther away on route B, you won't get stuck in a traffic jam, and you can get to the office earlier.

Reliable navigation allows us to think lazily, without having to think about the unknown traffic situation, and directly listen to it to reach the company easily, why not?

I'm afraid that the occasional unreliable navigation will take the driver to the ditch or to the sea, and then we'll have nothing to cry about.