Other note, the selection criteria were designed to prioritize scientific experts and senior gov’t officials, and those groups would be even whiter than the population as a whole. Bottom line, if the movie had been a documentary, the passenger compartment would probably have looked pretty much like that picture. 

Although, in fairness, the US was about 90% white in 1950, so the demographics aren’t wildly off. 

Yeah - my perception of the brand in the last decade or so was “imagine if the Dodge Journey was an entire automaker.”

This stuff is incredibly marginally radioactive.

Geo (and later Chevy) Prizm.  Essentially a rebadged Corolla, at a big discount. 

Norway’s super-high market share for EVs is mainly due to huge tax incentives (avoid 25% VAT, much lower annual tax) and some additional benefits, such as access to bus lanes. 

This...isn’t true. Zaslav’s salary is $3M, with a target $22M bonus, so $25M in cash. See the company’s annual proxy, under NEO Employment Agreements.

Might want to check that V60 - great car, but adaptive cruise was part of a package, and not all of them had it. 

They’re events that promote shows to people who vote for the various industry awards (Oscars, Emmys, Golden Globes). The name comes from the days of ads in industry publications (like Variety) targeted at these voters, which usually led with “For Your Consideration [When You’re Deciding How to Cast Your Academy…

“But if you notice a decline in quality in House Of The Dragon when the second season eventually airs, that’s a sign that writers are vital to every part of the television-making process.”

So, this article is based on four interviewees? Not exactly a compelling data set.

Personally, I would have rather just focused on the laundry. 

“The family is asking for $1 million in compensatory damages and they should get every red cent.”

Ford Fusion and Aston Martin. 

On that basis, we should take pretty much every full-sized pickup and SUV off the road. 

If it’s an official government act, then yes. This isn’t that - it’s just cops believing that the law doesn’t apply to them. 

With two cops per squad car, that’s two personal vehicles in many cases. Anyway, it’s not a reasonable comparison, since the city needs to have enough spaces available to store not-in-use city vehicles. Police officers have no more right to illegally park their personal commuting vehicles than anybody else.  If I…

The big problem is cops illegally parking their personal vehicles, or filling up available precinct lots so that city vehicles end up illegally parked. 

EVs have excellent range for the vast majority of applications. Yes, if you routinely drive 1000 miles one-way, then they’re not ideal.  That’s a small percentage of actual vehicle use, though.  

Off a cliff. On a high-gravity planet.