That probably has something to do with it as well, but in general, men recover better from physical injury, and women better from infection and illness. Women have a stronger immune response than men, and since men have a higher muscle mass and build muscle more easily, we recover more quickly from injuries.

From what I understand, a lot of illnesses do hit men harder, and women recover from them faster. When it comes to internal stresses, women tend to be tougher than men. 

I’m getting a really strong feeling of deja vu reading that headline. 

I didn’t even think about the time dilation that happens when nearing light speed. To reach a star 20 light years away, you’d only experience about 3 years of time passage while 20 years would pass on earth. 

Exploring the galaxy would be out of the question, but there are a good number of stars within 20 light years of us, so we’d at least be able to explore our stellar neighborhood within a human lifespan if we were able to hit light speed. 

This uses Android Automotive, which I’ve heard is really good, although confusingly named. The entire reason we’ve come to expect Android Auto and Apple CarPlay is because most built-in infotainment systems suck. I don’t like praising Tesla, but their infotainment system is so fast and responsive that AA/AC aren’t…

Tesla isn’t the first to do ANY of those things. Even the 48v system has been seen in other cars. IIRC Tesla is the first EV to have a 48 volt system though. It’s mostly been used in mild-hybrid setups by the Germans, which is why their engine stop-start tech is so seamless.

You saw Tom Selleck, I saw Burt Reynolds. 

It’s not even LA proper. It’s the entire Southland/LA metropolitan area. Orange County, Riverside County, and San Bernardino County. 34k square miles. 

The problem is the Cybertruck genuinely has some innovative features. The steer by wire, 48v electrical architecture, and rear steering are all objectively good. It’s just a shame it all has to be attached to such an idiotic design.

Cybertruck. Just like, the whole goddamn body. It’s a knife on wheels. There are so many ways this thing can hurt both pedestrians and its owners. Get hit by one of these things and you’re done for sure. But if you own one? Watch out. That 90° angle on the frunk will straight up scalp you when its open, and the rear…

That’s what I’d want. A sleeper that’s still mostly factory on the inside. Practical mods like an Android Auto head unit, decent speakers, and more insulation. Sadly, I thin I’d have to find some period correct bucket seats. The bench seat would KILL my back, and I’d want to use this as a road trip machine. 350-400hp…

What we REALLY need is a Prius with the GR Yaris/Corolla engine drivetrain. 

“(pun not intended)“

Trust me, it gets REAL aggressive in slow traffic. The speeds are just too low to get into a situation that you'd get a ticket. We probably be on the list if they counted fender benders from the combination of aggressive drivers trying to nose into another lane combined with the idiots/assholes who are too distracted…

Drake and Mercedes G-Wagons. Both excessive and unnecessary, but make catchy noises.

Personally, if I was going for a DB9, it would be an automatic. V8 Vantage of that gen I’d get the manual. 

Gonna add in another Ford spark plug replacement. I had a 2010 Fusion with the 3.0L V6, and being a transverse mounted engine, the intake manifold covered the rear bank of plugs. You have to remove the throttle body, EGR valve and associated bracket (with a VERY hard to reach bolt on the bottom), and the intake…

Gonna be buying one of this generation Tahoe/Suburban soon. Will definitely keep that in mind. 

$15k gets you a LOT of Mazda 3 hatch. You can probably find a fully loaded one for that. Maybe not with the turbo engine (too new) but definitely with the 2.5.