What’s great about the movie is not that it didn’t give us any backstory or explain anything. It’s how the film did this with such concision. All the pieces are there if you want to put them together.

I do not know this “Leslie Horn” person - if that’s even their real name - but the placement of Kermit as low as #10 is as clear an indication as I’ve ever seen that she is a human monster.

Maybe co-ordinate with Bricken and Whitbrook to divvy up the duties and make sure everything’s covered?
Or is this too co-ordinated an approach for Giz’s editorial style?

“doom”

“it might be a little too dubious from a moral point of view”

I don’t think it’s about content, like most of your suggestions in the article. I think its about form.

Movies take place in a setting- usually close to our reality. Once driving yourself is illegal or tightly limited, having your outsider cop drive his own car will be like having him carry a battle axe instead of a gun.

All of whom are statistically insignificant outliers whose voices, added to mine, won’t make a dent against people trumpeting safety and imploring us to think of the children.

“you’ll still have every “Plays-by-his/her-own rules” Hollywood archetype character driving some ‘72 GM droptop everywhere as a personal trademark.”

You’re right that it’ll take a while to turn the current fleet over, but once it does... how long do you really think it’ll still be legal to drive your own car? You’ll be…

I really, really, really don’t want this future of self-driving cars that all my nerdy friends seem excited about.

I don’t see a problem with this except in mod management.

That probably wouldn't have been enough to do the trick. I'm probably holding out until there's an e-ink kindle with backlight for closer to $70.

That probably wouldn't have been enough to do the trick. I'm probably holding out until there's an e-ink kindle…

If they did this for the Paperwhite, I would be on it in a hot second, spending lunch money, utility bills, etc.- whatever cash I had on hand at that moment.

If they did this for the Paperwhite, I would be on it in a hot second, spending lunch money, utility bills, etc.-…