Tons of pounds of dirt...

Voltswagen is the correct American pronunciation...

You have kids, though...

A Toronto nurse who was involved in a terrifying collision on the Gardiner Expressway Tuesday says she’s happy to be alive... The 26-year-old was on her way to her job, where she helps vaccinate immigrants and those experiencing homelessness when the collision occurred Tuesday morning around 10 a.m.

For me what jumps out is the cognitive aspect: choosing a tiny icon means you have to focus visual attention on the screen to point your finger accurately. Contrast that with any common physical control for shifting.

Horrifying and funny at the same time. Wow. Thanks for that.

Size constraints meant these cars stocked short-running 45s

Right, I understand that Woke Mob Property Management, LLC, owns a lot of apartment buildings in Ohio.

Thanks for this story, Elizabeth! It’s a fascinating perspective on how we take steps toward understanding something as complex as human psychology.

It’s “unf---” in the article; the brackets are just meant to indicate the difference from an exact quote.

Very cool. Thanks. I’ve always wondered.

Exactly right. Further, when you’re driving with a sixteen-year-old and they do something wrong, you can tell them, explain what happened, and give advice on what to do. You can’t do any of that with a self-driving system.

I like it. It looks perfectly shaped for a chubby four-year-old hand to pick it up, roll it across the carpet, and say, “Zoom!”

Pennsyltucky is just one county over, if that helps.

While some of these gadgets may seem silly, please remember that they may be very helpful to people with disabilities. 

Good observations. One slight modification:

Yes! I was going to mention pepperoni. If I’m making pizza at home, I zap a plateful of slices for a topping—they’re much better crisped up in advance. Also good on their own for a guilty snack.

Right—wouldn’t it be nice if Republican voters actually noticed that their representatives are working against their interests? 40% to 60% of Republicans voters approve of the relief act, in contrast to 0% of Republicans in Congress who could have helped make it happen.

Amazing.

“Do you have an institutional review board for ethical issues?”