Bridge building is just an easily-explained example. X-ray machines overdosing, automobile brakes failing, and jet engines exploding are just some alternate scenarios that could easily be (and are) used instead.
The vaccine mandate for truckers at the border is a federal issue. Trudeau’s imposition of this mandate was a trigger for the truckers’ protest. With Omicron infecting both vaccinated and non-vaccinated, there’s no good justification for imposing this vaccine mandate now, but of course Trudeau cannot back down in the face of such deplorable people.
That’s your opinion. I think the Tesla interior is fine.
Driving a Telsa is out of this world. The Tesla driving experience is head-and-shoulders above the competition. It all depends on what you value.
OK. If Grubhub is picking up from a restaurant that doesn’t have an agreement with them, then the commission the restaurant pays is 0%. How is that unfair?
“Funnel money to rich people?” I think you mean allow taxpayers to funnel less money to the government. Tax preferences may or may not be good ideas, but they rarely “funnel money” to taxpayers.
In my book it is a trivial privacy invasion. Theoretically, the late owner's estate could sue for privacy invasion. What value would you assign to those bits of data, which very soon will be in the public domain anyway?
If by the âoeslow wayâ you mean actually stopping to eat and use the toilet, then I admit that my Tesla road trips are that. Given that I wonâ(TM)t âoeIronmanâ it, pissing into a Coke bottle and eating behind the wheel, then charging hasnâ(TM)t slowed me down yet, after thousands of miles.
Which Republican leaders are you referring to?
My Apple Watch is not a fashion statement. It is a digital tool for multiple tasks, among them the ability to tell time without fishing my phone out of my pocket.
Yes, SpaceX people are indeed huge cunts for trying to pull people out of desperate poverty by connecting them cheaply to the world's data. Those poor people don't matter at all, compared to the ability to conduct earth-based astronomy as we have always done.
We should just abandon those losers so we can have a pristine night sky! Let's have priorities!
The problem with this is that Tesla fires are rare, so they are news, while gasoline car fires are common, so they aren't news. So if you judge by number of news reports, Teslas have a bigger problem with fires, even though this is completely the opposite of reality.
>Every car I have purchased has been the best car I have ever owned.
For me trading up to a Tesla was qualitatively different from trading up to a new internal-combustion engine car. When I bought a new Volvo, it was very nice but I didn't say "only Swedish cars for me from now on". Now that I have driven my Tesla Model 3, it's only electric cars for me from now on. I'm willing to consider non-Tesla EV's, but I expect it will take some years for other manufacturers to catch up to Tesla.
(I am in the prime situation for EV ownership, being able to use a 240-volt socket for overnight charging. This means that charging speed is not a concern for 95% of my driving, and the other 5% (road trips) is covered by the excellent Tesla Supercharger network.)
The Ford Mach-E looks very interesting, but Ford is hobbled by two things: 1.) the Electrify America charging network is still being built and will have growing pains, and 2.) Ford is shackled to its dealer network, and I doubt their willingness and ability to transition to EV sales and service.
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"Protozoa are small, and bacteria are small, but viruses are smaller than the both put together."
