I believe that most modern automatic transmissions are dual-clutch simply because the design is better. You get faster and smoother shifts between gears. While it's nice to pretend I am better at shifting gears than the computer, I am 100% certain it's faster and better at deciding shift points, especially with a gated gear shift that is going to take forever to get between gears. I probably can't beat the computer with paddle shift either.

Eventually, it will start deleting documents critical of certain regimes. Nothing to see here.

Those power lines cause cancer, don't you know?

The whole RealDoll crossover thing makes this song feel funny.

Did they just decide it was good enough and sign it?

Great, now we have an enforcement target. Time to start collecting those USB chargers.

What did the scroll say?

Somewhere in the backend, there is a corefile with a segfault.

I mean, what could go wrong with giving that kind of authority to union workers?

Because I can't get through a five-page article written by AI.

Box Elder County has a population of 60,000 people on 4.3 million acres. I don't think we have any unpopulated counties in the US, but this is as close as you are going to get to being distant from anything that matters.

An emotion is a cognitive state resulting from various inputs, including hormones. Without abstract thinking, some emotional states would be impossible for bees to reach. So bees can experience anger, perhaps, but not pride. Plants definitely do not have emotions, since they lack any cognitive states.

What kind of crazy unit is this?

The problem with America is that we don't have the space where it's needed. We have plenty of open land to build these things, but you need a distribution network, and people freak out about the towers and the "radiation." Of course, there are also the people who oppose using the wide open spaces for anything other than wide open spaces.

Where is the line between motivation and apathy is the question you should be asking. Impulses can't be neatly separated into destructive and constructive.