Driverless electric cars are good for travel
Date 28-5-2017
From
Nalin Ranjan, Scientist
To
Google Driverless Car Manufacturers
Sir,
I am surprise to see an article titled as “Google Driverless car to
public” appeared in ‘The Times of India’ dated 26-4-2017 is most well coming
car to promote and it will be more effective if they can introduce ‘electric
driverless car’ it will be a great boon for the public as well as owners of
such cars can easily lowers the stress, strain and fatigue in the brain.
I would like to explain this in more detail about self driving people
initially they are active when the hands on the steering wheel and the natural
day light helps the brain to some extent as he/she speed up in the high way the
eyes are at a distant focusing length physically affects the brain that can
really deprive the voltage in the brain but it takes a longer time to come to
that stage. This is because of the hands on the steering wheel always try to negotiate the traffic on the
road gives a little more stable for the brain’s activity. No sooner or later
the eyes take a beating on the long run that can affect the brain. At some
stage one can feel uneasiness he/she stops the car for a while that gives a
relief for leg pedal, beside they try to eat
snacks by biting with the jaw moments it keeps the eyes fresh again that
keeps he/she driving for a longer time during day. But at the end of the day he
or she gets exhausted in the process it slackens the brain’s robust activity
which is not good for the brain.
Even night driving is still worse, but exceptions are there for some
people who prefer to drive in the night by smoking cigarettes and partially
taking three or four cups of tea can stimulates the brain’s activity now and
then. Thus it keeps the brain to be in
a waken state all through night. But
people who are not use to night driving may lead to sleep by this focusing eyes
that literally affects the voltage power
in the brain and in turn it affect GDF11 blood cells carrying less oxygen for the brain. Thus it makes the eyes to droop causing he/she
to fall asleep at the wheel. This is a most dangerous way of driving on the
highway because circadian clock at any time can shut the eyes unknowingly.
Physically driving of petrol or diesel vehicle is more harmful for the
body and the brain, whereas driverless electric vehicles are harmless by all
means including passengers in the vehicle can relieve off their stress, strain
and fatigue after a travel.
Let this beauty speaks itself for the driverless passenger car.
By
Nalin Ranjan
Brain Research Work
+Copy of this report posted to “Dr.
Jennifer Klay, Asst Professor of Physics at California Polytechnic State
University “on 28-5-2017
+Copy of this report posted to Dr.
Michio Kaku, Scientist from United States (California)” on 28-5-2017
Copy of this report posted to
“University of Leeds Neuroscience” on 28-5-2017
+Copy of this report posted to “Mr.
Maher Bio-TV Show Host from United States-New York” on 28-5-2017
+Copy of this report posted to “Dr.
Neil Degrasse Tyson, Scientist from United States-New York” on 28-5-2017
Copy of this report posted to “Dr.
Lawrence Krauss” via You Tube” on 28-5-2017
Copy of this report posted to
"Glaucoma : Are You at Risk" on 28-5-2017
Copy of this report posted to “Kings
College London” on 29-5-2017
Copy of this report posted to “The
Times of India” dated 29-5-2017
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