Hey everybody. Before we start I wanted to let you know about two big updates to this season of

Futurismo. The first is that we are changing up our schedule so that new episodes will be released

every two weeks instead of every week. I know bummer. But there's a good reason and it's because of the second big update that is going to be taking up a lot of our time.

If you are new to this podcast or an old thing that's listened to all of our episodes, you are probably fascinated by the future just like us.

We're so intrigued that here at Automotive News, we've decided to expand our coverage. On Monday, March 6th,

we're launching a new section, Mobility Report, and a weekly newsletter where a cracked team of reporters

and editors will be covering what comes next.

Check it out at autot news.com slash mobility, sign up for the newsletter and drop us a line at

futuristico at autot news.com with tips, news, advice, or just to say hi.

All right, now on to the show.

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So the problem is that if you are an inventor or a company

and want to introduce something new into the market.

You have no idea how people are going to react, right?

Right.

I was in my late teens when smartphones came out and it took me years to get one.

What do you think of them now?

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