Even then, mechanical failures can still happen that result in a collision. Say an object falls in the road, car has to panic break, car behind it also panic brakes, but at the same time car #2's front tire blows, or it was neglected and a control arm snaps, or some other phenomenon happens, and it can’t stop in time.…

The deeper one reads into all of this, the more mindblowing it gets. So. Many. People. Involved. I’m really hoping that we get to read the unsealed Guiffre lawsuit soon. Shit is about to get absolutely fucking crazy. 

Well even if they could prove it leads to lower accident rates, when you DO have one the repair bills are multiple times what they were a few years ago because of all the additional tech in accident prone areas i.e. front and rear bumpers. Sure the bumper might only cost $500 or $600, but that doesn’t count all the…

As Salty points out, there are lots of teens that look like adults and lots of adults that look like teens, our own assumptions about age are not infallible.

When autonomous systems become infallible AND are the only cars allowed on the road, collision should become obsolete. At that point, you’d still need insurance on the car as personal property to protect it from trees, fire, damage, vandalism, etc.

If you like some religious hypocrisy, I have a doozy for you.

he also became the first player ever to start a game in which they record a save, which is pretty cool too.

Remember, technically correct is the best kind of correct.

Severino: [puts down #1 sign]

Yes, the Orioles have 13 pitchers, but five of those pitchers are starters, which means they need four days off between pitching appearances, so four of them were unavailable today. The team had used all eight of their relief pitchers in the game already (and the last one had thrown 30 pitches, which is probably about…

“After the O’s used nine actual, professional pitchers”

Stevie Wilkerson must have mistaken that “45" on the mound to be the speed limit for his pitches. 

I think their hearts are in the right place. But especially in Harford County, it’s easy to be tonedeaf to how other people see that symbolism. It took two years for anybody to raise issue with it. But considering they have declared that the patch is part of their tribute to Dailey and Logsdon, how do they move away…

The club retired the slain deputies’ badge numbers and placed them on a Wall of Fame alongside the numbers of Jackie Robinson and three members of the Ripken family (Cal Sr., Cal Jr. and Bill).

How the fuck do you watch a group of men give a teenager alcohol and not lift a finger to help?

This was “not political” in 2016. This is the FOURTH season, so at this point claiming it is to honor the two cops is nothing but bullshit. There is zero chance Slatus could give the cops names at this point without looking them up ... the same as no one has a clue who the cops honored with the memorial highway…

Imagine if an unarmed black Ironbirds player was fatally shot by a police officer in a tragic incident. How would the team honor that player? Would they put a patch with the players number on the jersey or would they replace the American flag on the back of the jersey with a Black Lives Matter symbol?

Or you get a code your receipt? It doesn’t seem that hard.

There is a nearby movie theater that has lockers like these for the food that you order. They text you a QR code to your phone and you scan that to open the door.

What’s to keep someone from making off with someone else’s pizzas?