This will likely end up in the engineering ethics classes. Right alongside Morton Thiokol rockets on the Challenger and the walkway collapse at a hotel in Kansas City.

I have a feeling this will be one of those cases future lawyers learn about in class. There’s going to be a lot of fingerpointing between the engineers and the various contractors involved.

I’m sure the people who died from this collapse and their families would be glad that it was engineered with such vigor instead of you know, rigor and discipline and a thoroughness that doesn’t fucking get people killed.

I have a feeling this will be one of those cases future engineers learn about in class.

This is the one I want.

Hey everybody, say hi to Brian! Brian’s a longtime friend of the site and a former auto writer for the NY Daily News. He’s in Sweden these days, so he’s gonna be bringing us some occasional forbidden fruit Euro car reviews.

Man, I respect the knowledge and motivation, but the big question is “Why?”. I’m old enough to have been around when these TVs were being produced, and CRTs are best left in the trash heap of history. Cool artifact, though.

The real issue people have with the game right now(besides the cash boxes) is how they are handling the starter and standard edition of the game.

“You and your six passengers....”

So this car holds seven?

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