Or, or, maybe I’m thinking about things you aren’t. Maybe I know things you don’t. Maybe I’m an automotive engineer who has been involved in autonomous driving development since it’s infancy, with a deep knowledge of the technology, how it’s being designed, how the programming will work, and how technology can be used…

Yes, I consider both to be dumb, and I consider definitely disobeying traffic laws AND disrupting the flow of traffic AND putting the school bus occupants in potential danger by blocking countless cars with the right of way and forcing the bus driver to pull out in front of traffic with a green light (what if mr. BMW…

This is my frustration as well; by the time fully autonomous vehicles are in consumer hands, the vehicle will have identified the potentially highly dangerous situation long before it reaches the point that the only courses of action are a collision or a collision. Unless the orphans are being catapulted offensively…

PREACH. BMW driver was an idiot for sure, but fucking up traffic to pat yourself on the back for being nice makes you a bigger idiot.

Old me might, but new me is cool with it.

Gonna start using “That was an old me problem” in arguments with my girlfriend.

Buyers: “hey engineers, our existing airbag supplier says these new guys are putting lives at risk, but they’re also cheaper, should we be concerned?”

Yeah, both people piss all over each other, and then masturbate to how well and good they soaked the other dude down, right?

What? No, you’re taking me all wrong. It was sarcasm, my point was that politicians absolutely don’t exhibit that behavior, so suggesting that doing those things is disingenuous because it’s “how a politician talks” is absurd.

Absolutely. It’s ego protection, and lots of people are obsessed with it, to their own detriment. it’s become much more important to a large contingent of Americans to -feel- right than to actually -be- right, so they are constantly looking for ways to invalidate information that contradicts their own beliefs instead…

Those goddamn politicians, always treating others like their ideas matter, seeking to understand, and trying to find ways to grow personally instead of defending their egos at all costs.

Holy shit you're right, I really gotta consider my online rep more before I make decisions.

What about “wow, I apologize that I came across that way, as it wasn’t my intention at all, and treating people different than me equally is very important to me, especially during times like this where racial inequality is such a clearly important issue to so many people. Can you help me better understand how what I…

Airbus management: “we want to be the market leader in flying cars”

- literally the most unassuming exterior possible; to the untrained eye, it looks like every other ex-cop-duty B-body on the planet.

I mean would you prefer websters or something?

You keep using that word, accident; I do not think it means what you think it means.

Mile marker 48 is the locally-infamous “Laurens road cloverleaf”, an intersection so dangerous that I moved across town just to cut it and the two intersections before it (woodruff/385 and Pelham) out of my commute. The area has grown extremely rapidly, and totally expanded past the infrastructure’s capacity, to the…

BMW is such a mess internally right now, and I think stuff like this is starting to show how hard it’s become for them to hit that sweet spot they were nailing in the late 90s and early 2000s. Sometimes making money hand over fist is the worst thing that can happen to a company and their products.

When the VANOS kicks in just right.