Gravity is an illusion, Michael!

This must have been right after daybreak because anytime after that this pup would have been running around a quarter of a million cars trying to get into SF.

and drivers have to go the 45-mph speed limit in order to hear it in all of its glory.

I’ve been in the production industry for 15 years, filmed hundreds if not thousands of interviews, and this is the worst interview I have ever seen. Period.

It looks like something filmed on a RAZR flip-phone in 2006.

Probably just those who claim something with seemingly no evidence to show for it, but has the leg power to go viral in the current climate.

True that. We have a group in my city of all ages.

I don’t think this man was a 12 o’clock boy...

I have the same opinion on this car as I do Segways in that I would never buy one with money and anytime I see one I think its riders look like dorks.

4k was most certainly not adopted for that reason. 4k for a very long time has been a DCI standard with a horizontal resolution of 4096 pixels and varying vertical height depending on the aspect ratio of the format (that is either being recorded by a camera or scanned by a film scanner).

Well you have to move these things around before they can fly somehow - and planes are pretty large.

NTTR to Holloman (or there about on either end) goes right down a portion of 77 north of Holbrook and has the advantage of avoiding major roadways the whole way without making the trip a million miles longer.

Why is this shitty?

You don’t know a good bird hospital, do you?

I think they finally figured out what they are doing with the front of this car but completely lost it round the back. It’s all melty like the C has been for so long. I always enjoyed the more squared off lines of previous E-class designs.

You probably shouldn’t be driving.

D for dual motors.

Yeah, I’d go for this.

I hope to goodness it doesn’t top the B-2's price tag. That would be... well, yikes. I agree completely that it has the potential to be way higher than they say. Also, is this $564 million figure the procurement cost, the flyaway cost, what?