That was my thought as I read through this. Boeing whistleblowers could become the most suicide-prone group per capita in the U.S. workforce.

Alright... I know that the “Private Equity” group is down to destroying the last of the Gizmodo group, so comments opportunities are fading, but I’ll take this last chance to poke at articles that talk about “science” and “climate science”, while not providing basic math for context.

Don’t forget the adjustment of the good to be something that the customer can afford.

Unless it’s a special, 4-D chess flex!

Well, I suppose that takes some of the air out of the claim that Fetterman was receiving special treatment, but the other driver was the victim of a rear-end collision, so they probably wouldn’t have been tested, correct?

Xi is indeed a control-freak, but the authoritarianism won’t end with him. The CCP itself is composed of mostly self-interested corrupt officials that will always somewhat align with a Xi-like agenda. Xi may disappear, but the structure that was set up to keep the Chinese people under lock and key will likely remain…

CATL is the biggest name in EV batteries, supplying everyone from Tesla to BMW to Mercedes with cells to run their electric cars. American lawmakers, however, see Chinese manufacturing and appear to enter some sort of bloodlust state — tripping over each other to ban the company from bringing goods into the …

The unresearched question, at least for me, is WHY it doesn’t exist. I don’t have enough insight into materials costs, labor costs, and the scales of economy to produce an immediate “how to make it happen NOW” paper, but I like to see the supremacy of engineering make things possible.

Instead of a gold-plated Cybertruck, I’d like a sub $12,000 durable EV with moderate range.

A few cans of spray paint and I’ll have the problem all sorted out!

So what happens after a year or so, if Elmo is completely, totally, cut off from all judgment-influencing substances?

When did law become a concern in that particular personal sphere?

Didn’t Ford have an EV back in those days?

All of that is nice, but how about recommending him something that costs less than $30,000, so he can have TWO of them???

They need a lot more attention these days.

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There’s another article about the emissions of the Icon.  I wonder if a towed solar/wind/tidal array would help with that?

The cruising on the ocean, the touristy stops, and so forth, do appeal quite a bit to lots of people.  And sometimes you can get deals that make the week-long experience cheaper than if you just did a week-long road trip.

Mentioned above, but it takes a LOT of effort to go over the sides of one of these.  He probably had to do some climbing to earn his fall.

My kid’s going to get that canary yellow 1973 station wagon and he’s going to like it!