Very few weather forecasts rise to the level of “definitely”. Certainly not to the level of precision that’s useful when there are only a few laps to go and rain is only falling on part of the track. To change or not to change was pretty much a coin toss.

Totally agree. Lando had the real gamble where Hamilton made the safe choice considering he was virtually guaranteed at least second if he kept it on track (further making pitting the right call). Unfortunately for Lando, losing is part of gambling. If the heavy rain had held-off for a few more minutes he’d have been…

Agreed, and until it really started to come down it was not a clear cut decision whoever was making it. Alpha Tauri told Gasly to stay out when he wanted to come in, Ferrari weren’t sure either and hedged their bets with Sainz pitting for inters and Leclerc staying out (possibly motivated by him having relatively…

And weather can drastically change especially on track with multiple cars drying the track out, no one in their right mind can say with a 100% certainty what the weather is going to do, it’s always an educated guess. For Mclaren it was a gamble, they wanted to bring both drivers in but Lando was saying he wanted to…

“Top 3 countries by population are the top 3 countries by number of people vaccinated” is not the insight you think it is.

Here. I’ll help everyone out....because I love you

Yeah there should really be an independent agency that writes the actual questions - you come with your proposed question, they write it in a standard, clear form, then you go get signatures to get that specific question on the ballot. Then on the ballot itself, you have next the the bubbles what each vote means - “a…

This has become a serious problem with ballots everywhere. I’ve seen a couple of very poorly worded ballot questions in recent elections and in at least one case it prompted me to vote the wrong way (which I didn’t realize until after I left the polls).

This.
I read and reread and then checked online and I still wasn’t sure I was voting for workers and against Uber.
Ugh.

good …a few answers from:

My theory - have posted this before I know - is that in “normal times”, these folks get out their racism in dozens of tiny micro-aggressions every week.

Critical Racer Theory?

Never go Full Kidney!

This article is misleading. The Guardian blogged, in the Guardian writer’s own opinion “The US president seemed somewhat confident that Putin would adhere to his warnings..” Biden never said he was “confident” of anything - much less Putin’s behavior. Collins put words in his mouth and completely disregarded his…

Reverse. Headline could be Henry Ford makes the first Cadillac 125 years ago today.

Yeah the bear on the wall made it a lot easier for her, she had the advantage as far as being able to push her off. If the bear had gotten down into the yard, this story could have had a much sadder ending. But sometimes dogs will just charge at a large animal and the animal will swipe at them to get them away from…

See, that’s a quitter’s approach. He could have taken up motorcycling & received a disabled parking permit almost immediately afterwards.

Its true.  The only company in the world that made MAP gas is no longer in business.  Something about they still own the patent so nobody else can make the real stuff for now.