It’ll be nice to see RBR operate with some strategy options. Perez looked very quick on the mediums, his long runs might be real strong.

Not my favorite driver, he’s a bit ‘meh’, but Ocon might very well be my favorite person on the F1 grid.

It’s the worst on cars that have “automated manuals”

The US driver’s license is not a proof of skill. It’s proof of basic knowledge of the rules of the road and traffic laws. 

There are ‘experts’ who can verify essentially any braindead opinion offered anywhere in the world – take it from Sidney Powell and the Trump legal team. Doesn’t make the point any more legitimate or any less knee-jerk.

The insides smell like hamster.

The current driver’s test in any state in the United States is barely an examination of your ability to operate a motor vehicle. What it is is an examination to determine if you can remember what the rules of the road are. Your license - which can be revoked at any time - is your agreement to follow those rules.

It will come to your door, drop you off at your door, and has no infrastructure to build other than base station facilities. It’s feasible to replace your private car with one of these with fewer drawbacks than going to mass-transit system.

It’s about time America admitted that it doesn’t think it has any bad drivers. We should admit that we take shelter in the all-important DL. We pretend that our driver’s licenses absolve us of our failures as drivers, but they don’t.

This is a dumb take that is easily disproven by anyone who still remembers their driver’s ed class.

Time and money fix almost anything. It’s really not something you can change much. They certainly fix things in the systems everyone touts in Europe.

The License exists to make it easier to prosecute people who do fuck up, because it is easier to point to a test and license and say you were told not to do it than it is to try and convince a jury that something was wrong from first principles. For that reason alone, the stupidity of the average American juror, it…

Why is the knee-jerk response to systemic issues so often to abandon all regulation rather than improve the norms?

Yet it is always true. Uniformly so.

“It’s about time America admitted that it doesn’t think it has any bad drivers. We should admit that we take shelter in the all-important DL.”

It’s about time America admitted that it doesn’t think it has any bad drivers.

Think about all the repeat DUI offenders that decide to get blackout drunk behind the wheel and how they could, in an instant, kill your entire family or loved ones. They may still find a way to drive without a license, but the consequences will be more severe. At least if they get it taken away, or even just have the…

Brent Peltomaa valued that cat more than he valued his life.
Michael Campbell valued punishing a thief more than he valued his freedom.
They were all in love with dying. They were drinking from a fountain
that was pouring like an avalanche coming down the mountain.

Require ID and signature for all sales of used catalytic converters. No cash deals, only cheques or money transfers. If caught buying the converters against these regulations charge the buyer with theft.