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You are still arguing with anecdotal evidence. I’m not saying pedestrians aren’t at fault, I just don’t believe that they are more at fault.

Also cars are not highly predictable. Where I live you could have one driver that stops at every crossing, even when they don’t have a stop sign, which causes lots of confusion. There are also those drivers that will always stop for a pedestrian and others that will not. At the end of the day cars are an extension of their human, so if you are arguing that human without car is unpredictable, then it can also be argued that human with car is equally unpredictable.

Claim that pedestrians are more at fault than the drivers

If you think Zuck has the same loyalties today as he did years ago then you are blind and willingly ignorant

You’re making these claims and providing zero data to back them up

Can confirm I saw the same thing

Because Musk is one of the good guys. Right?

Not all camo is military. That to me looks more like the camo that you find at bass pro shop

I think this is unfairly underplaying WeWorks contribution to financial innovation with their creation of “community adjusted EBITDA”

Yes but the governments sole purpose isn’t to return infinite profits to shareholders………….

Yes I’ve successfully explained Tailscale to anyone that has had a corporate job and has experience having to log into a work computer VPN before accessing their work intranet

This is like trivia but you get participation points along the way. Awesome game!

The Slate car with SUV add on should do the job I imagine

Famously a much more laidback working environment

The price system is an awful mechanism that can be rigged by an abundance of capital (read: VC/investor money)

You are assuming that OP is not a fan of buttholes