They have laboratories, you know. With scientists, and stuff.

I'm starting to think that you are really upset that no one paid YOU to develop this thing. And with that, I can sympathize.

Brute force approaching need development and testing too.

I used to think that way, then I saw their 3d printed car at IMTS. Made me wonder if all their stuff wasn't vaporware.

The design relies on the truck components being just the right height. Weld a really big hoop onto the truck, and it can probably make it over (but not likely to keep going)

Automated, self guiding, heat seeking, rocket powered laser sharks would have been cooler, but much more likely to malfunction.

If the scale is to be believed the rover only traveled around 5 miles. Is that remotely correct?

Why? If the lot never fills, there are plenty of spots for everyone who wants one. What does it matter if someone takes up more than one, so long as there are plenty left?

The answer is pretty simple

Being pulled over is being detained. If you aren't detained, you are free to leave. In order to detain you, the police has to have a reasonable suspicion.

"In this instance, the driver was behind the wheel of a motor vehicle on a public roadway. In order to utilize said public roadway, one requirement in that state is a valid driver's license and liability insurance, both of which the driver is legally required to have on their person or in the vehicle while…

Move where? To a nation in which the law requires police to have a reasonable suspicion to detain and question a person? He already lives in such a place. Perhaps you mean he should move to a nation where police are required to follow the law, the same as everyone else? Again, he already lives there.

If you mean to tell me that is not how the system supposed to work, I will probably agree with you. But its a system that is run by people, who all have their own agendas (as people do), a network of connections, and pretty good shields against any sort of accountability. As an outsider, you are disadvantages in…

Right, so a cop can make a law on the spot, and you have to spend thousands of dollars to prove your innocence. But hey, if you are nice and polite, you may well succeed! Probably, anyway.

While they don't make the laws on the books, but they frequently make the laws on the spot.

I agree with the sentiment, but the examples are way over the top.

Completely disagree. My old dryer was over 30 years old before finally giving up the ghost, replaced the washer and dryer with the second cheapest model I could find, and going on 4 years with no problems what so ever. Induction stoves are nice, but at least in this part of the country gas is much cheaper than…

Well the bumper was black. For all we know, it could have started that fire.

I had to look up the location of the fuse box in the e90.

Same way as the little thingie that empties a water bed. Air rushes down a tube with a small hole in it. As it passes the hole, is creates a vacuum and tries to pull whatever is in the hole down with it. Connect the hole to a gas tank, and you have the worlds most basic carb.