You should look into why interstates are said this way. It’s an interesting bit of linguistic history.

It’s a very good looking car, and sounds like it’s fantastic to drive, but I have a Theseus Ship question:

I was kinda having the same thought, wondering why you even need a Conductor. As I watched the whole thing, though, there were a few moments where they sorta seemed out of synch, and I suspect those are the moments where a conductor who knew the piece could keep them all together. That said, they still sounded pretty…

Clearly you also don’t play enough Smash. :D It’s on there as well.

No worries.

The driver’s side mirror is the normal one; it’s the passenger side one that’s convex, so that you get a better field of view on it from across the car.

Yeah, this kid should have written his concerns down in his journal.

In fairness, the article title pretty much advertised it as such.

Damn, that last line is super fucking important!

Happy to see the Forester on there. I miss mine. :(

Alternate plan: Live in Los Angeles.

I always acquiesce to this appellation.

Slightly unnecessary linguistic correction:

My midnight blue Golf and I agree with you!

Thank you.

Source?

Short answer? A non peer reviewed one.

Roland Fryers /paper/ has been thoroughly dissected and generally found wanting.

So wait, it’s a tiny car that spins, and if you spins too fast, you can flip it... and they went for Flipper over Spinner when it came to naming it?

An unskippable ad that doesn’t even tell me how long it is means I will never watch this video. 😕