What you have described is unlawful

What does the water cooler tank represent? I'm not sure it's a good metaphor because it's really not clear that a more complex story is being captured in a simple way

What the fuck does that have anything to do with anything

Dramamine and Ativan are not used to treat stroke

When the ambient temperature rises, perspiration increases to cool the body. Perspiration causes water loss. I didn't read the original study, but that is the line of reasoning I would assume was used based on the summary alone.

Seattle has dry summer heat

Given the mechanism of injury, there was essentially no reason to suspect trauma to the cervical spine.

If you were 13 when the Game Boy came out, then when you were their age, the equivalent to the Game Boy (i.e. a computing device that was 25 years old when you were about 10 years old) was Spacewar!

The next video should feature a slide rule. That'll shut them up

People seem not to be aware that children are silly and lack perspective.

That makes no sense.

I do not think Boeing has learned any such lesson. The local aerospace community in the Puget Sound area has for years said that the company called Boeing today is really McDonnell Douglas under a different name. The company is not run with the same principles that Boeing demonstrated for decades before the merger.

Definitely. There have been numerous significant reorganizations since that graphic was made.

He criticized it as grammatically wrong by American convention.

Probably. But I just wanted to point out that whether or not human eyes actually are reliable has little to do with our inability to perceive infrared light or magnify distant images.

Conventional use of the term 'reliable' is not related to diversity or excellence of function, but dependability, predictability, and resistance to faults.

What fraction of the Jalopnik readership will be able to act on this advice?

Maybe it's just a consequence of my experience with many racing sims, but I feel the driving models have very noticeable differences. Neither is especially good, but they feel different.

Washington state basically wrote Boeing a $2 billion check for the 777X work. They fucking better be building and making business happen.

What's crazy is Boeing is basically leveraging the Everett plant (by making them fix poor or unfinished work from South Carolina) to move their widebody assembly work out of the state.