Ask Tank Man in Tienanmen Square. (Yes, it's outside the list of "lie, cheat...")

One of the best X-Files episodes: Je Souhaite

To do it most effectively, the award will have to be something about a "peace prize".

Probably different cars have different levels of success with that. I live in the south and have a Honda with the stop/start feature. The feature is enabled when the car is set to 'eco' mode, which also causes the car to set the climate system to 'recirculate' the air by default. The car does a good job of maintaining temperature. The blower keeps going when the engine turns off, and the engine turns back on when the temperature starts to warm up.

My bigger problem with the stop/start feature is that I'll be sitting at the stoplight with my foot on the brake pedal, and when the engine comes back on the car feels like it's going to lurch forward a little. It does not actually move forward, but the pressure comes back onto the drive train when the engine starts, and I notice it. Sometimes I put the transmission in neutral to avoid this feeling, when I'm at a long stoplight.

accounted for this in the study, but you would expect having more sex would have benefits for the mentioned organs too

I'm guessing "control group FTW!"

Which is why it's a bad idea to shut down the agency. Pollution does not stop at state lines.

It does not stop at international lines, either, but at least international lines are broader than state lines.

I was going to say the distinction was visible for about 2 weeks after Jan 6, 2020. Then House Speaker Kevin McCarthy flew down to Mar A Lago to kiss the golden buttplug and make amends to the child dictator.

As long as those employees are replaceable with more-desperate but equally-capable schmucks, a strike won't get them anywhere. They would need good laws to enforce the strike, but I think that's not going to apply in the U.S.

It does seem to be automated, though:

a system that— (A) can— (i) passively monitor the performance of a driver of a motor vehicle to accurately identify whether that driver may be impaired; and (ii) prevent or limit motor vehicle operation if an impairment is detected; (B) can— (i) passively and accurately detect whether the blood alcohol concentration of a driver of a motor vehicle is equal to or greater than the blood alcohol concentration described in section 163(a) of title 23, United States Code; and (ii) prevent or limit motor vehicle operation if a blood alcohol concentration above the legal limit is detected; or (C) is a combination of systems described in subparagraphs (A) and (B).

You are correct about false-positives and false-negatives. Also, what if the driver needs to use the car to escape a natural disaster, or there is some other exigent circumstance? This does seem excessive.

I'm unsure if the GP meant "as the payload" or "as the target".

"...acquire for you by ordering..."

I can pronoun.

Yeah, for sure. For a lot of the vendors, things get a lot more focused if you can select "show only in-stock items". Examples of this include BestBuy and Lowes Home Improvement. If you don't restrict it to "in-stock" items, then you get a list of everything they could possibly acquire for your by ordering it from some other source.

They really, really want you to stay on their sites.

Sad to say it, but it could also be a new kind of artillery.