Dr. Steven Novella

And if you've driven one of, like, the really modern, like, EVs, they will tell you you look like you're getting sleepy.

I mean, it detects if you're— Drivers.

is getting sleep right especially the ones with um the driver assist stuff because it's like they have to make sure you're oh you took your hands off the wheel for more than a second you know they have to know that you're paying attention to the road they will they will warn you when you're not they're looking at your pupils they will warn you when you're not looking at the road so they got pupil data so what

So they could tell how you drive, how fast you drive, how sharply you turn your wheel, how aggressively you brake.

I don't care.

How aggressively you can sell it.

Oh, yeah?

You don't care?

Yeah, everyone thinks they're an awesome driver.

I'll get to that in a second.

I got statistics to back that up.

People...

Like, suddenly, the insurance company sends them a notice and says, we're raising your rates by 10% or whatever.

What happened?

And for no reason, you know?

Damn, man.

What happened there?

The insurance company bought this data from their car company and used it to raise their rates.

Listen to this.

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