To me, the biggest problem I have is that congress is involved. The 737Max should be certified safe based on it being actually safe. Nothing else. To me, Congress has a Two purposes here with the 737 Max.

At least we haven’t made any of these guys our President unlike America did in 2016.

Right, like, you’re entitled to your opinions on people. That’s totally fair. But bruh... give it a rest. You’re obsessed. You bring her up when no one’s even asked. If someone asked, and you gave that answer? It’s not OK but at least you can say ‘they asked a question and I answered it.’, but NO ONE ASKED.

Is “should I step down/I will abide” the new “$420, funding secured”?

3rd Gear: This seems unlikely to be true, unless the comparisons are being made with EVs at a similar price point to ICE vehicles, but which are in fact smaller and / or truly a different class of vehicle.

Perhaps they are people who want an electric car with proper body panel gaps?

Well technically Marchionne said they'd build an SUV "over my dead body" and then...well...

and Elon Tesla said that Full Self Driving Level 5 AutoPilot will be available at the end of this year

Better yet, some planes fly with more fuel than they took off with.

and BMW said they’d never have a FWD car

Ferrari said they’d never do it too. 

Literally every form of propulsion in air travel shares the “You can’t just pull over and fix it” constraint. That said, reduced range is easy to measure and calculate for an EV, but it won’t suffer from carburetor freezing, finicky oil pressure, fouled fuel injectors, water in the fuel, etc, etc, etc.....

Nah, nah. Dirigibles.

People have to realize that we don’t need to convert absolutely everything. If we can get 80% of the transport system to move away from carbon based fuels, we will do wonders in reducing emissions.

This article is very negative, but electric plane makers are saying they have 250 miles of range now. 80% or more of all flights are “short haul” and if electric planes can replace that, it’d be a big step in the right direction. One airline in Alaska has already committed to go electric which makes sense because they…

Oh the Humanity!

maybe not