Neither of these narcissists understood any of the Culture novels, did they?

5th Gear: I saw Paul MacCready speak in 2003 (I hate how that was almost 20 years ago) and he dismissed hydrogen fuel cells as a dead end without a second thought. The man built human and solar-powered aircraft and he knew two decades ago that hydrogen power was a waste of time.

I mean, the Cybertruck looks like it was rendered with post-apocalyptic technology.

This is factually untrue by so, so many metrics.

Every time I read the news I just want to fucking cry.

Man, the strike just ended and Deere is already paying propagandists for the next one.

Then move. I’m sure it would make your neighbors happy.

Don’t blame an A-pillar for your shit situational awareness.

These features reduce accidents, injuries, and deaths, period, and that should be a top priority of any functioning public policy. If you don’t like the features, that’s fine. Nobody gives a shit what you like.

Well, guess we should just get rid of airbags, seat belts, and crumple zones, because they make shittier drivers.

It’s insane that FCW and AEB have been commercially available for nearly two decades and they’re not standard yet.

It’s such a weird movie to latch onto as a “millennial movie”. On top of Garden State, Fight Club and The Matrix both hit two years earlier, and Fellowship of the Ring released the same year as Vanilla Sky. You’ve also got Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind alongside Garden State. Who the hell spends any time…

It’s the 20th anniversary of Vanilla Sky, a film that defined a generation of elder millennial men.

There’s a lot of focus on the background check here, but that’s not really the problem, because background checks are just another extension of the carceral state that prevent reintegration and increase recidivism. The problem is that management was warned about his behavior and then did absolutely nothing.

Most people don’t go out of their way to advertise that they live under a rock, dude.

Pretty sure Megan shows up with bodyguards to feel safe, not powerful. She was shot twice last year.

Pretty sure F1 needs Megan Thee Stallion more than she needs F1.

In a way, it’s a modern companion to a spare tire

It’s nothing like a 401k, which has very strict restrictions on withdrawals.

It can be both.