Well, you did say it was irrational ;-P
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Also, point of interest, Mangold did quite well with Logan, a movie about an aging cynical action hero featuring an actor who had the role for ages and was about ready to quit until the right project came along.
I bought Borderlands 3 (on the Epic store) for all of $10 back in January. It was free last week. In the intervening time I got about 50 hours of entertainment out of it, so I wasn’t really annoyed at all... Read more
My mom has a RX430, and it has less cargo space than my Jetta Sportwagen. Read more
300 miles in 10 minutes is a much more reasonable request, but (going off Lucid’s specs for reference) is still asking for well over 500 Amps at 900 VDC. This requires over 1200 Amps at 480 VAC, which is the typical delivery voltage of 3-phase industrial power. This level of power delivery gets very expensive very… Read more
“id even trade in my cars for other ev but there are no convertible ev, no wagon ev” Read more
5 minutes to charge from 0 to 500 miles of range is insane and will not happen without, like, new physics, or directly tapping 12 kV transmission lines.
How are we supposed to produce goods without mining?
“When they’re dead, they’re just hookers!”
Damn, now I really want to see a Verhoven superhero satire film.
TECHNICALLY you’ll be saving money on gas if you just buy a new vehicle whenever you run out of gas. You’ll just be spending a lot more on vehicles ;-)
I think they went full-CGI out of sheer habit. They forgot you can just rotoscope a face onto someone else’s in-camera performance. There’s plenty of actresses out there that could be the She-Hulk body double with very little effort.
I love the line “speed was a factor” because, yes, obviously speed was a factor. If no one was moving, then no one would have run into anything! You fundamentally can’t have collisions without velocities! It’s a phrase completely devoid of any true meaning beyond anti-speed propaganda.
Yes that’s a valid assumption...You’ll get some outgassing of the pre-Iron stuff boiling off the surface, but not really enough to make planets or anything. The supernova event does a great job of distributing stuff throughout the cosmos instead of having it all be stuck smoldering in brown dwarfs or whatnot. So in a… Read more
The thing about 2001: A Space Odyssey is that we probably could have had that future if we had set our minds to it! There’s not really any outlandish technology in it (except maybe for HAL). There’s no anti-gravity or hyperspace or ion drives, all the ships and stations rely on pretty conventional designs. All it… Read more
Pulled over for changing gears? That’s a new one to me.
I take your point, and it’s not completely outlandish...however with strict requirements comes higher educational standards to meet those requirements, and re-testing to prevent complacency. I think it would measurably help, even if some people still drive unlicensed.
I like to use Germany as an example because they have unlimited speed roads and are *still* way safer than the US. Really messes with people who think lower speed limits is a solution. Read more
the 21 year old drinking age is also dumb and bad.
Cops need to pull more people over for failing to signal, and for trying to merge onto the highway at 35 mph. This is why speed cameras are stupid.