Processed turkey contains some of the bad fats, cholesterol, and sodium.

Cheese contains bad fats and sodium.

White bread, has a high glycemic index.

There may be mayo, more bad fats, cholesterol, and sodium.

Bananas are good.

Potato chips, more bad fats and sodium.

Apple juice has a high glycemic index.

I've made a point of exercising a lot lately... and I've found that my endurance has gone up considerably since I started, but I'm just as fat as I ever was.

Fat, or heavy?

I lost 10 lbs of fat from a year of biking to work, but my total weight didn't change at all because I gained 10 lbs of muscle. That wasn't a bad trade.

That's not a very effecient way to collect debris, if you have to expend fuel just to catch up to it.

Or you could grab it while it's passing you.

Go down a list of features.

If you're very lucky, the software will already have a list of requirements. And if you're almost as lucky, your first job will be to create it.

If you're not even that lucky, then you're pretty much screwed.

Correlation is not causation. When they raised the speed limits, they also "added high-tech radar and laser instruments to limit excessive speeding in these 65 mph areas and throughout the state," and "instituted targeted programs to combat aggressive driving and promote compliance with safety restraint laws." (source)

In fact, they simply raise prices for everyone at such a rate that the discount is in fact the lack of a penalty.

Of course prices always go up. We call it "inflation." What this scheme does is help insulate good drivers from inflation.

Some would say strategic voting is still possible with Instant Runoff Voting, and that the Condorcet method eliminates it. But either one would still be better than our archaic "first past the post" plurality voting system.

And I agree with all of your other points.

Raise prices til there are vacancies = only rich people can afford to park.

If poor people can't afford to live in San Francisco, they'll move away, driving up janitorial and landscaping wages for whoever remains. That's not such a bad thing.

Time limits were only needed as a way to ration parking spaces. By setting the price just high enough to make one or two spaces available on every block at all times, rationing is no longer needed.

While this is a great idea, in some cases it'll be a race to get an open spot, even worse than now.

They price the parking spaces according to demand in order to make at least one parking space available on every block. So there's no need to race to any spots.