Ha! Thanks :)

The "genius class" on YCombinator isn't my intended audience. Those folks can go jump off a cliff.

My intended audience is the average person who jumps in a car and drives without thinking what is beyond the windshield. I think these people are interesting because they are making to-the-second economic decisions while driving. Given that:

* road space is a fixed asset

* information about upcoming road conditions is uncertain

* people can use devices to gather best-effort information from Google

* a driver can only choose one route

* the choices drivers collectively makes a market

* drivers choose to be risker to save time

The write up today is really just a foundational observations.

Cheers, Chris