Those two in Wisconsin made violent threats against life.

That one in NYC made violent threats against life.

In both cases, the killings were justified.

Shut it down.

All of this stuff is better handled locally, or state-wide. The bureaucracy of the NHTSA is mind boggling, and the fact that folks look at their headline name but never what they actually do all year long doesn't surprise me.

"What about the children!" has never prefaced citizen safety or well being.

Hyperloops are just a popularization of an older sci-fi concept, Evacuated Transport Tubes. There are places where they could work and be amazing - essentially bridging two cities together to seem like they're a short subway's ride apart. Think cities in the midwest. Crossing the Atlantic via bored tunnel is not one of those places, at least not until far far future....

And the likeliest explanation is things connected with the GDPR "right to be forgotten":

https://mashable.com/article/c...

â¦with Nuremberg style trials and penalties for those involved.

Top to bottom.

So...given that cold deaths usually an order of magnitude worse than heat deaths, shouldn't this headline read that less people died from climate than usual, due to warming?

Itâ(TM)s not fat shaming.

You fat disgusting fucks are clogging up the entire medical industry, and forcing everyone else to pay for it.

Instead of weight loss drugs, how about you all have more heart attacks and bury yourselves faster?

...colleges.

You folks love to ignore the corporate taxes and regulatory fees and burdens baked into consumer prices.

"AirBnB drives up housing costs" is first order thinking.

It does - but only because there's existing market conditions that are out of whack for whatever reason - usually some combination of geographical and bureaucratic. Anyone blaming AirBnB for high prices is essentially shooting the messenger.

The FDA is criminally bureaucratic to the point that ONLY large lobbyists can access them.

See what theyâ(TM)ve done to sunscreen for 20 years â" or better said: what they havenâ(TM)t done.

I didn't forget about that. I'm entirely in favor of judicious use of that as an additional way to reign in agencies taking interpretations into their own hands.

The largest bloat of our federal government is federal agencies taking vaguely worded laws and inventing entire bureaucracies to enforce their arbitrary interpretations of what those laws actually mean. This puts the appeal of the legality of those laws back into the courts, which is where we're supposed to be able to seek redress when we disagree with our government.

Copyright is theft of the use of our brains to be free to use our body and mind to create.

Intellectual property is horrible. Get rid of those regulations.

What about a PARTIAL blimp -- just enough "lift" to allow a standard airplane engine to keep it afloat for 24 hours?

Or a combination of blimp and solar?