Oil change?

Because its an engineering exercise, not a design exercise. They are just trying to work out AP tech. Fancy pants design will come later.

So, I teach Rhet/Comp (argumentative logic in a written capacity) at the college level, and have for the last twelve years.

The level of obfuscation, dissemblance, and general reliance on logical fallacies that this administration continues to engage in is absolutely flabbergasting. I’m no political pundit, but I do…

“I learned to read!”

Still can’t believe I lost this race.

Its a bus sized object in orbit. Surely if it wasn’t lost, someone would be able to see it with a home telescope?

I’ll stick my head out here...

Early adopters and EV geeks like the sleek futuristic look. Regular people want bland crossovers.

Too bad there’s so much resistance.

As someone who is taking a hard look at the Bolt, I’m really loving this design from KIA.

I’m not sure what part of this story gave you the impression these guys were particularly bright.

Why drive the backhoe out there? The idea should be to use a long tow strap to pull the pickup from the safety of solid ground. Or as a platform for a winch. Or just call a tow truck with a winch.

I wonder if he opted for the extra insurance on the backhoe? That bill will get mighty steep if they can’t extract them.

Only if it’s called “Electric Vehicle Blockchain Company”.

And I say this as someone where the high tomorrow is supposed to be 0°F, and it hasn’t broken 32°F in over a month.

That clutch animation is quite engaging.

Great point midway through the article about the rich acting as if they add value when often, they don’t. Do some add value to society in one way or another? Sure. You could make that argument for Bill Gates or the late Steve Jobs and some others. But most don’t, especially if they’re born into it. Which is fine on…

Weirdly, out of everything, I think my favorite part of the video is “discoteca.”

He’s not comparing. No one is downplaying your precious little rivalry, relax.