Ever walk past a place for rent and wish you could just take a peek inside?
Maybe even explore the layout.
Envision the natural light streaming through the windows.
Or plan where your vinyl record collection would go.
At apartments.com, you can.
With tools like their 3D virtual tours, you can see the exact unit you could be living in.
Really envision yourself in your new home with apartments.com.
The place to find a place.
From New York Times' opinion, I'm Ross Douthat.
This is Interesting Times.
It feels like we've been hearing about self-driving cars for a long time,
but now they're really here, ferrying people to work and school and nightlife from Los Angeles to Nashville
and poise to spread to just about every big city in America.
My guess this week is very optimistic about a future where the cars take over.
He writes about self-driving automobiles and transportation policy on his substack, changing lanes,
And he's the co-author of a recent book with the stark title, The End of Driving.
We talked about the potential benefits of this transformation.
And as someone who kind of loves the open road, I pressed him on what's lost in freedom
and mastery and the very birthright of Americans if we don't have to be in the driver's seat anymore.
Andrew Miller, welcome to Interesting Times.