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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 13 Dec 2016

    U.S. regulators want cars to start chatting with each other http://on.wsj.com/2hphRBn pic.twitter.com/yDdbgbnTyi

    9:26 AM - 13 Dec 2016
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    • shalini chauhan Audacious Dreams Angel Rivera Simi Greg Young carolynemayfield Diane L. KawaC sanjay kumar gupta
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      1. Rover One‏ @roveruno 13 Dec 2016
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        Sounds like a natural step for the next generation of super computers on wheels

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      1. Lonely_In_Snowfall‏ @jbk864fromnyc 13 Dec 2016
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        Hey Bert, how do I activate my driver-ejector-seat?

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      1. Fractal Coding‏ @FractalCoding 13 Dec 2016
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        Eventually, they will be able to establish communication with the road itself as well (Smart Highway)

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      1. nani‏ @nani64269640 13 Dec 2016
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        gey.. Baby.. Free today

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      1. Mainstreet-Ct‏ @Mainstreet_Ct 13 Dec 2016
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        This capability will lead to cars self reporting on the driver. "My human is driving erratically and I was parked at a bar for 5 hrs"

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      1. Mainstreet-Ct‏ @Mainstreet_Ct 13 Dec 2016
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        Hey babe. What's your phone number? Can my car call your car? "Turn right for a good time". Are they thinking this through ?

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      1. PhillyFan‏ @_PhillyFan 13 Dec 2016
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        Which enumerated power of the Constitution allows the federal government to mandate this again?

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      1. Thabo Lesetlhe‏ @TH_lesetlhe 13 Dec 2016
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        Heheh, sounds good though...

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      1. MDB7484‏ @MattyDHarris784 13 Dec 2016
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        interesting

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      1. CherylsLyfe‏ @CherylsLyfe 13 Dec 2016
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        wait, what??? late for work, carpool, bad hair day meets road rage...I don't think so!!!

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      1. ด็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็|||‏ @THE_TERRORIZER 13 Dec 2016
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        shit

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      1. Swimjunkie‏ @velosterapter 13 Dec 2016
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        No. They want cars to become too expensive for the middle class like they are in China. More room for their limousines.

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      1. Keith Maniac, from Guatemala‏ @CutItOutPutin 13 Dec 2016
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        .@WSJ Beware of any sentence that starts with "US regulators want..."

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