Yeah, this thing merely had a speedboat and some jetskis on deck.

Huh. That actually is a really good idea. Nifty!

Note: a $10 million yacht is not nearly as big as you'd think it is.

Well, there's a difference between a licence plate and a serial number stamped on the bottom bracket. That's where I see the big problem.

I feel like the "missing bike bulletin" is probably not the best of ideas. Rather, this should become something that people can look up a particular bike before buying it. With the bulletin, what is the idea? someone says "oh! That Tarmac with the yellow tape must be that stolen one!"

I figure it would go like this. Ban the sale of new non-autonomous cars, fifteen years later ban their use outright. I don't think this will happen for many many years, but I think it could be done, both logistically and legally.

I can't wait for mandatory autonomous cars. There. I said it.

#1. Act of God? Whaaa?

Ummm... autonomous cars still need a motor.

You could have posted this list on a horse rider enthusiasts bulletin board 110 years ago with the title "These are your ten biggest fears about the car."

Break even in a mere 15 years!

Here's one thought: public transportation, even excellent public transportation, sucks compared to an autonomous car. I'd much rather have a car pick me up right at my house, and drive me directly to my destination, instead of traveling to some station (even if it's close), waiting for a few minutes, going out in the…

When you're driving in a city center, you're not doing any faster than 19 mph anyways. You just spend more time sitting at the next light or jam. This just lowers the maximum speed, but does little to affect the average speed, which is what dictates your travel time.

We do indeed live in very different places. I'm typically going quite quickly (20+ over) and only use the passing lane for.. Well, passing, and even if I am in the right lane someone will be right on my bumper. I'm in greater Boston. Where are you?

You and I must drive on very different roads. I see people being constantly tailgated completely regardless of what lane they are in.

Your car should do everything it can to ensure the safety of its occupants, operating under the assumption that other agents (people, cars, autonomous cars, etc), will also act to save themselves should it hit the fan. If your car drives you off of cliff to prevent another accident, it just killed you because it might …

why does the car even need a license if the driver is ultimately responsible?

I wash my hands when I go to the bathroom simply because that is a good interval upon which to wash your hands, which is simply part of good hygiene and a good way to get sick less often.

That's actually relatively flat for a ride that long. But it is indeed a long ride.

I had to use hibiclens before surgery. It smelt like Tabasco sauce to me, which I now can't stand. Is anyone else in agreement?