He would say, “Sir that’s a hypothetical question, I can’t answer hypothetical questions at this time.” or some bullshit like that.

its important to remember that it takes LOTS electricity to just REFINE a gallon of gasoline from crude oil. the electricity needed to refine that gallon, can power an average EV to drive over 26 miles! which means that before the gas car can even turn its engine on, the EV has already traveled more than the gas car…

I agree completely.  Thanks.

Maybe I am mistaken here, but didn’t the FBI decline to investigate the case due to a lack of credible evidence?

But in fairness, it’s every bit as credible as any of the evidence that’s been presented in this case.

Haha. Joke’s on you. O’Kavanaugh has only overseen appeals of criminal trials. He’s never had to slum it down in trial courts.

Isn’t the joke in Star Wars that the tech doesn’t really make anybody’s life better? I mean, this is a universe where autonomous robot labor is (presumably) cheap and widely available, but people still have slaves to handle menial tasks. 

Whenever I think about electric vehicle charging infrastructure:

Unless you cannot buzz someone into the building from your apartment and have to physically go to the door to let them in, a delivery person not willing to complete the transaction at the apartment door is automatically forfeiting a sizable chunk of their tip.  

Most likely Burning Man.

Ron Howard Voice over - “They didn’t.”

I mean, technically, they had every right to demand cash. Accepting checks is not compulsory in US law.

Oh they’ll be outraged all right. Because his last name is Ortiz. 

Maybe you should go in instead of teaching your daughter they should fear adults being in the same room.

Haven’t you heard?

Please feel free to get the fuck out of here with your logic and research. They don’t do that here—only feels.

Meetup to celebrate a movie that celebrates lawlessness. What could go wrong?

I would not like him as Batman, but he’d probably be a decent Harvey Dent.

Yeah, must’ve been the onions on my sandwich at lunch - can’t stop crying, but it’s a happy cry today.