Remember: the people buying these things will also be less likely to have home solar panels and home chargers, so they'll be at the mercy of charge stations and (likely being at the low-end of the economic ladder) they'll' likely have less free time to sit at some charger station, so a car whose battery only supports a hundred miles or so will be completely impractical.

the goal of banning is reducing fraction of people who will read the book.

For every non-conformist book club of 10 people you report there is a disappearance of 1000 people who would have read the uncensored book

Media, as usual, focuses on 1% of population because it's interesting and entertaining for people.

I am all for quality entertainment, but do not let the light reading cloud your judgment about reality.

It is meaningful/real-world in the sense it helps them pass coding interviews.

It my entire 10+ year professional career, I have never once used a linked list, never once written a recursive routine or had to solve a problem using dynamic programming, and have rarely used structures like stacks and queues. I don't even think I've bothered with dictionaries/maps. Yet if you go by the standards of what employers are demanding candidates demonstrate during coding interviews, these things should be all over the place.

Citation? Seriously, I dare you to campaign for it. I dare you. I bet you won't. Because if you do, you'll be labeled a "Mens rights activist", or MRA for short. And you'll have everybody attacking you for being a misogynist. Prove me wrong. I dare you. After all, if things are as you say, you have nothing to fear for campaigning for the courts to treat men and women equally in custody battles.

...them teachers switched to something like WhatsApp.

You ignore the fact, driven home by every account of the Watergate story involving the journalists Woodward & Berstein - their editor, Ben Bradley, spent WEEKS reminding them they needed to get second or in some cases third sources for everything their "anonymous source" told them in the parking garage.

What you signed up for two weeks ago was to give up your right to sue Equifax and agreed to binding arbitration. That is all. They were not planning to do anything with respect to credit freeze. Even now they want four months of damage control and get as many people to give up the rights as possible.