Self driving cars will replace most of us within 10 years, I'm certain of that.

Studying to be a teacher, hopefully that'll take a LITTLE bit longer...Hopefully...

You can get cars with much higher gas mileage, it's about the choices you make.

If you drive your truck 20 miles per year then obviously that doesn't apply to you. However I get the pleasure of driving behind tons of people in 70s era trucks that spew smoke out of their tailpipes. The people driving them usually have lead feet too.

Are you white and male? Then your opinions and feelings are invalid.

I don't know exactly how much that unit costs, but I'm pretty that saving it would be a very big benefit.

Sure, but this is a TEST flight, so I would argue that it's more important to start with a smaller payload. That way you can work down from safe to probably safe and have less risk of losing the test vehicles.

Their own. Blue collar workers are relatively easy to get to fall in line and can be reliably duped into voting for the best interests of the rich.

Hillary is establishment, they were almost certainly going with the devil they know. That's very different from being liberals themselves.

Newegg doesn't fuck with patent trolls, they take them to court and win.

I have a hard time seeing AI being a job creator. Once you get past a certain threshold of ability you can replace large swathes of jobs with AI and the only thing that gets added is the manufacturing of the automated systems, which can be automated itself, and programming AIs, which is highly specialized and will have limited numbers needed anyway.

China will probably figure out health care sooner or later. The problem that they are facing is that they are essentially building their entire country from the ground up after decades of mismanagement.

Yep. We're aiming straight for a cyberpunk dystopia soon. I just hope that we get cybernetics before the collapse.

Because it fits the narrative that the Right MUST believe in that socialism is inherently bad and cannot succeed. If they admit that it can work just fine in moderate doses then half the reason to vote Republican fails.

Yep. The benefits of a pragmatic authoritarian state. Here in America getting people to agree to get better health care for less money is a fight because "muh taxes." In China if something is obviously a better option then they just do it. I don't doubt that they have severe issues that are hidden from view, but at least they have leaders that know the meaning of the word pragmatic.

B-b-but when we give money to the rich they'll like...give it all back and make all of us rich! The wealth always trickles down!!!