Not only about abuse of power, but it will also disrupt the free market.

This summary was too long, but whatever the concept it proposes is just ludicrous.

I also happened to have a very large fusion source available for rent, btw it's much closer than the asteroid belt...

Wait a minute... is it just a big mix up (some jr. guy safely put em away) while generating some press time?

Is something people would buy :)

1. Motor vehicle: depressing. No more buggy drivers. Think of the buggy whip manufacturers!
2. Let's go back to non-renewable energy sources
3. Please toss away your PC/phone/tablet immediately. Carry out your work and social interaction face to face only.
4....etc.

Seriously, put on your tin-foil head and get back into your cave.

Work until 70-75 to pay for it. It's not a joke... if people are in fact health enough to work at 70-75, why shouldn't they? The expectation of retiring at 60 or even 55 is unrealistic...

Ditto x10. This is the exact problem I have with my previous SD-enabled Android phone. The SD memory is treated as a secondary storage with bunch of limitations. What I find unhelpful is the way Android manages files - they're just everywhere. Not sure where to look for what, how the storage gets eaten up by who....etc.

I'd argue that automated car will be more affordable/accessible than regular car in the future, given the acceptance of a different ownership model. I.e. with automatic car you no longer need to own the car out-right. They drive to you when you need them. It could be full Uber/taxi like service or somewhere in between (shared ownership of a pool of cars within a pool of people?).

...this is what you get for dropping the atomic bomb twice.

But people definitely wants their modem, serial port and built-in CD-DVD reader. Note that it is early but wireless charging is coming. Same situation for CD-DVD. There are ways to be backward compatible (e.g. plug-in car) with its lightning port. It's not very convienent but it will work. Again, when's the last time you touch your CD/DVD reader (laptop or desktop)?

Same situation for the CD/DVD ROM for Mac laptops.

I used 4, 5 and now 6Splus that I just purchased. I could have waited for the 'newer' one but definitely feared fo the removal of headphone jack. However, the same thing can be said about the CD-ROM from Macbooks. 1. CD/DVD was still widely used; 2. Many people complained (and fear) about it; 3. Digital content delivery is very early. That you pretty much know CD/DVD will fade out just don't know when. So what happen to built-in CD/DVD ROM in laptop? Apparently Apple just seems to be the major first mover (Yes they are not the "FIRST" but def. major - I also have a laptop with no CD-ROM running Windows98SE). Not identical but similar situation: 1. Market demands for anything 'wireless/cordless' (including charging); 2. Power efficiency is improving; 3. People complained and fear about it (me included).

...wait until the entire keyboard is replaced with touch bars guys!

Heard about gmail? If people feel the pressure to produce they'll find a way to do it. They probably need to put a related law to prosecute employees that carry out those communication...