I don't believe in any particular gods.
I don't rule out there existence though.

Even defining a god is nigh impossible, thus ruling out their existence seems absurd.

I do lean towards atheist though, but the reason I "switched" from atheist is basically because I consider it to irrational to have belief about things which are impossible to test.

Why would Google want to sell cars?

There is no real logic behind the idea of selling a car.
This opens them up to hackers messing with their own cars and doing weird stuff, making it legally complicated.

If they rent the cars, like a cheap taxi service?

Then they have full control.

I actually really like this idea to be the norm, not having to own cars would solve a lot of problems, especially bloody parking.

The difference?
People believe in God.

That's the issue.

Or, rather, they wish their imaginary superfriend to dictate how people live.

My point is that RPGs with a focus on adventuring is not really lika a board game.
It's more of a way to try and play an epic fantasy book.

RPGs are heavily based on locking down the probability but obfuscating it to a high degree.
It's too high cost to lose, thus, they are always designed to be be won about 95% of the time.

if not more.

One of the especially rough things is that the players generally can't adapt that much, either they do have what is required of them or they must flee, if possible.

I believe he just wants a simple NAS and doesn't care about all the awesome things about ZFS.

He considers snapshots, error-correction and such to be bloat.

If you need hot-swap, everything sucks or is crazy expensive for home usage.

If you don't, I can highly recommend a fractal node 304 chassi.
6 disk slots with good cooling options in a pretty small form factor.

It's primarily smaller file size with as good image quality that is the point.

Occasional users probably don't need photoshop.

It's a professional tool, not a simple image editor.

Get a nice-looking large chasse like Fractal Design R4.

Don't go overboard with the graphics, a decent mid-ranged card every other year costs about the same as a top of the line every four years and produces about the same results over time.

Get good fans in all spaces.

Then it will be close to silent and won't look ugly.

In good relationships, you compromise.

So you can accept that cars can be perfectly self-driving, but not that they can haul stuff?

When we reach a level where traffic is dominated by automated traffic, why would we even allow people on the roads?
Automated only means no stupid mistakes ever.

And more control for large players is quite popular as well.

So, not only will for hire be the norm, it will be the only alternative.

The correct solution is to build secure computers from the ground up.

First step?
Disable anything but an app store/repo unless the user unlocks insecure mode.

Secure defaults is sane.
Insecure defaults are insane.

It's as simple as that.