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Seems like a really stupid idea (If you take it as other than an ad for Samsung) Other than the funny games with making the monitors dis...

Seems like a really stupid idea (If you take it as other than an ad for Samsung) Other than the funny games with making the monitors display the wrong thing. What if part of the monitor is broken or has mud on it. Tricks of the eye with on coming traffic, black car on a black road. Will you still stop in time if the truck stops suddenly and you're watching TV. Would you notice if the monitors go blank just as you overtake, or might your brain just register no traffic. I guess all these can all be overcome or checked for, but the stupid bit is why on earth would the person who won't benefit pay for this tech and take on the risk of being sued when things go bad. Plus you'll notice it was shot on dusk and night (and the night TV looked plain scary)

Posted by aaron695 on Jun 23, 2015, 1:11 PM

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Seems like a really stupid idea (If you take it as other than an ad for Samsung) Other than the funny games with making the monitors dis...

aaron695Jun 23, 2015, 1:11 PM

Seems like a really stupid idea (If you take it as other than an ad for Samsung) Other than the funny games with making the monitors display the wrong thing. What if part of the monitor is broken or has mud on it. Tricks of the eye with on coming traffic, black car on a black road. Will you still stop in time if the truck stops suddenly and you're watching TV. Would you notice if the monitors go blank just as you overtake, or might your brain just register no traffic. I guess all these can all be overcome or checked for, but the stupid bit is why on earth would the person who won't benefit pay for this tech and take on the risk of being sued when things go bad. Plus you'll notice it was shot on dusk and night (and the night TV looked plain scary)

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