what with those weird outlines on the mask?

I fear we may be in the (grey) vocal minority regarding day one DLC, because devs/publishers wouldn’t do it if people weren’t spending money on it. In droves.

“Some people who previously owned the game seem pretty pissed about the gameplay changes and the progress reset that heralded Stage 2's launch”

“It’s is important for the NRA not to comment while the investigation is ongoing.”

Then Thiel is the better candidate than Musk.

But in judging L, you are judging by appearances. Well, Drowning is, at least. You don’t even have an appearance to go on, just Drowning’s account. You don’t know L’s situation. Neither does Drowning. All you are going on is a second-hand account related by a pretty flawed observer who is judging her appearance…

She’s going down a path she shouldn’t be.

I would be concerned that your main advice (“love her”) isn’t doing OP any favours at all. It’s basically encouraging his current behaviour and setting up a feedback loop. Your core idea of “let her be her” is fine and dandy, but I would certainly add “and stop talking to her” to that.

And yet after 130 million miles driven on autopilot, this is the only fatality? That means it’s safer than normal human drivers. Period.

She needs a better friend than you’re capable of being.

OP is simply in for a world of hurt. He’s home schooled, sheltered and comes from an fundamentalist background. His friend is free to roam the world, engage it and grow. He’s hanging onto antiquated ideals that don’t work well in the real world. Sex before marriage is a good idea. Many Christians make a big deal that…

Maybe people shouldn't think 'autopilot' means I can read a book on my commute?

So you’re saying that cruise control didn’t have any fatalities when it first came out?

Was the tractor trailer at fault for pulling in front of him though?

Better remove cruise control then as well.

Sounds like you haven’t worked with NHTSA before.

I’m more worried about the following:

I’ve driven enough on highways and in NYC itself to be more uncomfortable with everyday drivers. I’d trust this Tesla over 99% of the cab drivers I see everyday.

And yet all data shows that these systems still reduce collisions and reduce the risk of serious injury when there is a collision.

I’d take that over: