Actually, in my state (MN...Not exactly the most conservative place), you can use a firearm for hunting/whatever at the age of 11, after you pass gun safety. You just can’t buy one. However, I take your point. We should have some sort of graduated licensing...at least for younger people, anyway.

But enough about nightclubs...

You got me confused there for a while:

Once a guy was blocking the road and my wife got out of her car to see what was wrong. There was a desperately injured deer in front of his car and he was yelling into his phone and as she went to examine the animal, he started yelling at her to move it.

...and which now has been the basis of two television shows (counting its Netflix run), so we can infer that there’s a widely-accepted formula among TV executives: “Sabrina, yes; tits, no.”

In Texas, when turning 16 and getting your license, there are rules specific to those under 18. Such as, they can only carry one other passenger, a family member and never more than 2 people in the vehicle. There are other laws too, can’t remember them all and I’m sure other states do the same.

The 1960s and earlier was just black and white.

> “Our vehicle comes with the made-in-U-S-of-A batteries that don’t randomly catch fire, the airbags that don’t shoot shrapnel in your face, and the software that doesn’t drive you straight into stationary objects!”

Not that easy to find emissions numbers on SLS but its using hydrolox and space shuttle solid rocket motors. The Hydrolox emissions are water. A Space Shuttle launch using those same boosters emitted 28 tons of c02.  Less demand for long haul air travel would be a more effective reduction in emissions.

The Senate Launch System is a hugely expensive boondoggle. Hopefully NASA stops wasting it's budget on this and just relies on SpaceX instead until the legacy space launch companies get their act together.

This is what I don’t get, if we cannot try the individual directly responsible as an adult, then we should be able to try the people who raised that individual. Not for the full weight of the crime, and if a 17yo goes off on a vandalism tantrum and destroys a bunch of park benches or breaks into a house that’s…

I’m guessing the billionaire family can afford some very good civil lawyers that would delay that process out to a point where it makes sense for the Munoz family to take a healthy settlement, for better or worse.

If he has such mental issues how about we throw the father in jail for, essentially, handing his son a loaded gun knowing full well he wasn’t able ot handle it. As long as the .1% cab buy their way out of anything this will continue. They are so far beyond the rest of the world there isn’t a dollar amount that can…

Ah yes, full-”throttle” acceleration on a road with an almost immediate curve. Everyone’s preferred choice of location!

give yourself more credit than a foggy morning thought, what a beautiful analogy of candies lol. In all seriousness, I think it could end up as important as maybe the brand of tires or the branded stereo equipment in a car. “Our’s comes with Goodyear tires!” could transition to “Our’s comes with a Samsung battery!”

ALL of these automated systems, every single one in every market and industry, rely on two things: nothing ever, EVER goes wrong and if when it does, there is a competent person whose job is to make it right.

Ford is 100% the Cheddar Bob of the automotive industry.

our country is such a joke, you can literally go to bed with the enemy, try to change the outcome of an election and then go launch a social network to keep your sheep under your control. 

This is the nuanced, balanced, informative take that this entire issue needed. They shoulda got you to write the article. 

The wright brothers designed and built everything in Ohio but Kitty Hawk was the place selected for the first flights due to the wind. Once they proved flight was possible they started an Aviation company in Dayton, Ohio which is where the aviation industry pretty much started. I think that some people are offended by…