A step closer to Rearden Metal?

Yes, 5 out of 5 humans surveyed said it, "tastes like Chocolate Dirt."

("Chocolate Dirt" now TM of Harpo Food Enterprises. "Harpo: When You Think You Feel as Good as You Look, You Look as Good as You Think")

I was considering the possibility that, as in many corporate acquisitions, there is expediency and value in simply buying a winning team over attempting to build one. Imagine the rapid scale Tesla could reach with an Apple-scale cashpile partner, and the (ahem, please forgive me for this) synergies ( I need a shower now) to be had with Tesla's battery operations.

Maybe Apple is gathering car talent be make themselves pretty for the engagement party. In other words, to have something to bring to the table over just dollars-by-the-dumpsterload. Just a thought.

I had the same nightmare. About you. And you were indeed naked, as well as being Scarlett Johansson's hotter sister.

Wait, how did we get on this topic again?

And it specializes in Bamboolean operations...

Apple made some public comment today referencing their own Apple Car ambitions, saying something about how, "cars are the ultimate mobile device"
(something like that, I'm paraquoting.)

Anyway, it's debatable that a platform you may spend a hour or two a day with being the "ultimate mobile device" (whereas my phone moves around with me 24/7/365.25)

Also, what is the likelihood that Apple can out-Tesla Mr. Musk? Isn't it more likely they want to acquire Mr. Musk and his Tesla enterprise, and all the PR around the prospects of an Apple Car are just opening that door?

Without a planetary magnetic field to shield it from lethal radiation, and without the ability to retain a useful planetary atmosphere, how exactly would we terraform Mars?

http://www.usatoday.com/videos...

http://xkcd.com/927/

What? No backwards revenue overflow dynamics?

"Local newspaper"? What is that, some kind of newfangled startup concept?

Just announced, BBC are planning another new project: it's a drama centered around the time when Take Two Interactive sued the BBC for creating a "making of GTA" documentary called 'Game Changers' ...

Line 1 from The Fine Article linked in summary: "Yubikey Neo is a $50 authentication token (with bells and whistles) from Yubico."

Could someone please provide a car analogy to help explain this discussion?

Do they even have a 4th amendment there?