Also exciting and disruptive: Juice.

“Not victim-blaming, but”

I absolutely would. I trust robots over humans. I’d rather have a robot surgeon (Watson, sure, whatever) over a human.

YES.

Considering that 50% of the licensed population can’t seem to figure out how to navigate a four way stop sign, my answer is yes. I would absolutely get into a driverless car.

In theory: yes.

Are other drivers ready for self-driving vehicles?

Short answer: No.

What could go wrong?

The worst thing about taxis are the taxi drivers, so this is a win for everyone.

It’s for people who wish they could afford to stay in one of his Trump-branded hotels. There will be gold-colored fixtures—probably some cheap, poor-quality metal that looks enough like gold to fool the rubes who stay there. All the restaurants will be fast food joints that Trump feeds his face at.

“featuring artifacts of American culture in the hotels”

Yeah cos the last idea America had is going so well.

And I won’t shed a tear if he does.

Not to mention that apparently juries aren’t allowed to consider that as a reason rape victims might choose not to report.

Not to mention that apparently juries aren’t allowed to consider that as a reason rape victims might choose not to report.

Bless these witnesses. I went through a sexual harassment case with a prominent individual that I worked with / for, and it was hell. I can only imagine being in the spotlight on a national, rather than regional stage.

“Because her father didn’t want her to be humiliated. To feel shame, embarrassment that he had seen other women go through when they went to the police at that time,”

The last thing we need (other than the virus we already have) is privileged Techbros running the country.

Agree. Prove that you’re actually dedicated to public service at that necessary local level, then run for national office.