Not the car manufacturer/dealer fault.

It makes the worrying case that every human civilization in history has experienced a four-generation cycle, culminating in an existential crisis that reshapes society and kicks off the next cycle.Part of that has to do with building strong institutions in the midst and wake of the crisis, and those institutions gradually decaying over the next four generations.The last of those crises in our civilization – the one-two punch of the Great Depression and World War II – happened four generations ago.

Humans make mistakes, but they should be few and far between.2.

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Kenny is human garbage.

Personally - my preferred destinations are as far from humanity and as healthy as possible. 

Humans tend to fall heavily for the old "recency fallacy" trap. 

Interestingly enough a mom and pop store that are dealers offered a better price by $700 as compared to the company’s sale so consider calling around.

That’s where AI (like what we’ve built in Pathwaize) steps in.It answers instantly, qualifies the lead, and gets the appointment booked so you can show up in person and build that relationship.Trust, empathy, and personality can’t be automated, but AI can help make sure we get the chance to show those things more often.The winners will be the ones who blend both: human connection + automation that never lets an opportunity slip through the cracks.

it blows my mind how many people are using it and believing it over humans.