First, “science” didn’t say what the headlines claims it did. The study said 38% of people could get by with a low-range EV. How does that lead to the conclusion that everyone’s (including the other 62% of people) range anxiety is bullshit?

But some people do need longer range, and this “study” didn’t disprove that, clickbait title aside. Of course range anxiety can be legitimate. Plenty of people go on road trips or drive moderately far distances in cold weather.

instead of focusing on range, they should be working on charging speed.

Three-time 4Runner owner here. Yes, they run a long time but a 1990 with 150,000 miles on the clock is not “just getting started in life”. A 2015 with 150,000 miles maybe, but not a 33-year-old truck. It’s like saying a 69-year-old man is just getting started in life because he hasn’t traveled much.

This whole article and you can’t bother to list a single example of a valuable $2 bill?

Newsflash - if your $2 bill is from 1976 and NEWER - It’s worth $2. MAYBE you can convince some sucker to pay more for a CRISP 1976 $2 bill, or if it has a unique serial # (binary, trinary, birthdate) they are worth more but that…

Massacre

What you don’t realize is that Elon is playing the long game. At 33M a year, he’s currently on track to recoup his entire twitter investment in only 1,333 years.

“The expectation is an unsettling throwback to requiring people of color to say “sir” and “ma’am” to the white people they served.”

Dude, love yourself. Buy a better pan to cook your eggs.

Whatever you’re doing that causes eggs to fuse to a pan, please stop it.

Like in a vacuum it’s a good thing if a computer takes your job, provided that we have figured out a way as a society to provide for people’s food, housing, medical care, and “things that make them happy” without requiring people to have jobs.

Oh yeah, that’s old news there column blogger. Avian flu reached it’s peak worldwide by 2002.

Fear monger much?

My last cable bill was $150 in 2009.

So, this is a feel good news story

It’s an antelope not a elephant and it wasn’t poached. Banning anyone for this pic makes no sense when the blood isn’t even noticeable from a thumbnail and barely noticeable in the full size pic. 

I’m not into hunting at all, but antelope in the northern Rockies are not any kind of endangered. It’s not like the guy posed with a dead African elephant or something... Don’t see a reason to ban him from Twitter just for the pic.

It’s a lame as hell thing to say.  But I think he means hunting.  The vast majority of people in every U.S. state eat meat, which involves killing.

What a narrow-minded point of view.