This is... not true at all and well-researched. You do what you are conditioned to do and believe it to be best. That's what people are.

People are not reasonable, nor are in logical control of themselves. Not even you. Or me. We typically need some sort of well-modukated behavioral modification system in order to change. I mean, people smoke too. We overeat. We binge netflix for hours on end. We watch network-edited versions of movies of movies we own…

You jest, but “big butter” has spent a lot of money trying to convince the public that thier product is a better/higher quality/more healthful/more pure product than alternatives since alternatives were invented. They lobbied for laws n shit.

Somebody tell the cop that.

If you see a big crowd of criminals, driving (alone) right up in that shit is probably the last thing to do. 

I'd have waited for some fucking backup, for one.

You can tell what kind of tires are in a snowy ditch as you pass? Bullshit. Oh I suppose you get out and poll them. Oh, maybe that’s in the insurance claim? No. None of those things are true and you’re full of shit, repeating a meme you read on the internet.

ICE enthusiasts are going the way of HAM radio, yes. It's fine.

All mass-produced products are "soulless." Especially when built by robots.

The rest of us would like the planet to keep going, but you’re welcome to step off any time. 

The battery materials are pretty easily recycled. You’re leaning on 30 y/o weaksauce.

Meh. Sounds like Harley boomer shit.

Not enough for ford to stay in that market, no.

It never took a cool car to get laid.

The right place to put white collar jobs is at home. Done. Fin. Funtoosh. 

I still think we should just directly tax rich people like we used to.

Yeah but I need snow tires 12 days out of the year, from November to March. The rest of the time, I’m grinding them down on dry pavement. I’ll take careful driving with AWD on all-seasons, thanks.

Considering the way oil companies are devaluing thier fields, yeah, we’re gonna see it.

Corporate tax is down 10%. If we keep incentivizing them, they won't contribute any tax at all. Oh... right.

Yes but that is short-term volatility. Shit stabilizes rather quickly. Fuel is left out of Core Inflation (and included in headline inflation) figures specifically due to this volatility.