The best authors use reasoning and information to persuade their readers. In an article titled, “When Will Self-Driving Cars Take Over?”, The week  seeks to persuade the reader to believe that self driving cars will take over…..

The author rely’s on strong reasoning, personal experiences and evidence. In paragraph 1 it says “I March, an Uber-owned AV going 40 mp in Tempe, Arizona, fatally struck a 49- year old pedestrian crossing the street in the dark when the vehicle’s perception system got confused by the bicycle she was wheeling.” this is a evidence of the authors assertion. Another one is “Lidar falters in heavy rain and snow , and it struggles to detect the little plastic bumps that are sometimes used to divide lanes in California and other states.”

The author uses the fallacy, bandwagon Fallacy. Example, “Everyone in the industry is becoming more and more nervous that they will waste billions of dollars.” Also he uses alphabet soup, “Waymo has tested about 600 cars in 25 cities and has run computer simulation for 7 billion miles of driving.”

Everyone has one of those neighbors. The ones who act nice and friendly but turns out to be someone different. If I lived next to Robert Bowers I would feel unsuspicious and unworried about him and what he does because didn’t show or act what a killer would do.

If I had lived next to a killer my heart would of drop because he could of did the same thing to me. Then I would start being more precious about meeting people and hanging out with them. After reading this article it help me learn about how people can act like someone there not in person.

Colleges should require college admissions per race. I agree with this because some races might not have the best education than other races, and races with good education would get in any colleges more than others. So lower educated people could get in colleges that want them. In the article more Asian Americans were qualified to go to Harvard than other racial groups because they did not have as great of an education. If colleges don’t require college admissions per race, lower educated races won’t get jobs and won’t succeed in life.

Schools and businesses need to continue considering giving minorities greater opportunities so other races can get their educated that higher educated races get and be equal. In result of  giving these opportunities everyone would have all of the education they need to succeed in life by setting bigger goals, working hard, making money, and getting a good job.

I don’t think there will be a point when affirmative action, or considering race in accepting students in colleges or employees in workplaces, will no longer be needed because every race will have the same education they need.