A compelling and considered counterpoint: No, it really doesn’t.

yet

We need to go back further. This all starts with grass.

Where do people think electric eels come from?

Until you sit down for a nice bowl of Kraken soup.

On the flip side, the UK is quite tough to get a licence and most people fail their first attempt (I didn’t, but only because i’m obviously exceptional.../s).

I always forget the Lagonda has pop-ups. Then I get reminded and I wish I could unsee it. The car looks terrible enough with them closed, but it’s a Homermobile with them open.

Caravans

I hope you’re not English, because you’re way out on travel time. More like 4 hours. Just getting through the Midlands will take you at least an hour and 30 mins.

I give Teslas a lot of room when I’m around them on the road these days. There are too many stories of their “FSD” stuff causing erratic behaviour.

Me

Obviously vaporware. The moment you delve deeper than a cursory glance, you can come up with a million deal breaking issues with the design, both legal and practical.

Big Oil have been doing this for years. Have a look at the kind of stuff they are putting on YouTube via their own channels and “unaffiliated” third parties. They reckon they can manipulate public perception via almost subliminal marketing. To be honest, they probably can.

Rav 4 is what the production version will look like. The only difference is that 7/8ths of the front will be consumed by light up kidney grills.

Mother of God.

There is a persistent multiplayer solar system scale universe, probably over 100 flyable ships of various sizes (single seater through to multi-crew, multiplayer frigates etc), a fairly limited quest system (fetch, kill, find etc), a limited crime system with a prison, a mining system (handheld and vehicle based), a…

This is akin to saying juggling scissors is safer than juggling knives.

Bit late to the party, but I’ve recently nailed these missions. Drifting is good for linking up other point scoring activities. The longer you can link up activities, the more multiplier you get. It’s better to take it a bit easier and keep one looooong multiplier going to the end of the event than do lots of little…

And they are all eye-searingly hideous. Quite an achievement.

99.9% of people believe they are doing things for the right reason and have non-malicious intention behind their decisions (not necessarily “non-selfish”, of course). The trick is understanding why people do what they do.