I’m colorblind. As a player it wouldn’t be an issue for me. The players are large enough face to face for my eyes to differentiate. But on a tv or in the stands they are but small spots of color that are harder to identify.

I drank a 6er of it. It’s good. I probably won’t buy it again.

This article needs to happen.

Or so rich that it’s its own defense for murder.

I’d love to see something even more bonkers, a self made tiny engine boosted to the moon. How about a 1L v12 with 4 tiny turbos. Made from all the best materials, hitting 40lbs of boost or more and many many rpms.

My employer, multi-national corp., gives us election day off on even numbered years. Every company should do this. It’d be great if it were expanded to odd number years if there is an in person election that year too.

*Throws up*

I was hoping this would be the case. I also hope it goes to commuter helmets. Bell’s version only comes on helmets with a race view. That’s not going to fly on my standard motorcycle.

Thank you for the in-depth technical article Sean. I have been looking forward to this one since the last 6D article. You did not disappoint.

If someone is literally in the act of playing with it, I don’t think its absurd to notice.

Our military is example number 1 for supporting the theory of induced demand. We don’t need to spend this money, but we have it, so we will spend it. Where? Doesn’t matter.

I love the idea of a turbo bike. If they are tunable as a turbo car it just sounds like too much fun. Crank the boost and try to keep the front wheel down.

These are ubiquitous. They are on every full size pickup owned by folks with no need for a full size pickup.

As someone who left SE Michigan for Phoenix, I disagree strongly.

a major manufacturer like Apple

If it is, and the patent holds up. They are going to be Oprah rich.

If you think that the law can never be wrong, you are an idiot. Laws are made by people, people are flawed. Laws can be flawed.

If I know YouTube, I’m betting the hate is worse than Facebook.

I am prepping my response for the infamous “What Should I Get Now?” article.

I just hate statements that have ‘never’ or ‘always’ in them. It’s a pet peeve of mine. They rarely ever are true.