The real SOS.

Don’t forget the Thunderbird got there a couple years earlier!

BMW, for their invisible turn signals.

So. Many. Fingerprints.

I want what he’s smoking.

As a consumer I can pick what products to buy, but where do I get milk that isn’t in plastic jugs, or bread not in a plastic sleeve, I cant tell Amazon to skip the box and packing materials and just drop off my junk at the door.

We did not have the choice to use their products. We had a false choice at best.

I would put heated steering wheel at the top of that list....a true game changer. 

You forgot “heated steering wheel.”

I happened to see this extremely bad take. It was incredibly frustrating and disturbing. I want to quote a different commenter, who has some academic experience in these matters. This is from Arnheim:

The McKinsey consultants I’ve run into during my career have been some of the worst people imaginable. Like, demonstrably ignorant of the subject matter at hand but confident about their opinions nonetheless.

It’s probably unfair to paint all McKinsey consultants with the same brush, but every time I hear that name, I think of Jeffrey Skilling.

Honestly I’m impressed at the ingenuity of attaching transmitters to the males in order to find the females. That’s pretty clever.

I don’t feel bad for the snake at all. Not because I’m afraid of snakes, I’m not. I think snakes are cool, but because