That comment just missed the word ‘even’ - as in they don’t even have radar, and that’s on regular non-self-driving cars, and lidar would be a step above that.

Bezos already has one.

(And of course there are the older standard corporate ones - UPS and FedEx for example)

Just more wealth redistribution.

I’m ‘lucky’ my state makes its own electricity. (Mostly not fuel dependent either, so don’t need other states.)

Last time I attempted to use it, it definitely wasn’t an upgrade. I expect I’ll lose basic functionality again, especially while driving.

If pricing is consistent then ‘all night’ is about 2 hours and 40 minutes.

Yeah. The important and encouraging part is that 70% drop of a 41% drop, while other electric cars are gaining.

Before I was born my parents bought several large boxes of matchboxes from a fancy restaurant that was going out of business. (The kind of thing that had been given away at the door and had the name and phone number of the place)

Growing up, the igniter on our gas stove didn’t work so we often used several matches per day for years.

I still have several ‘rolls’ of maybe a dozen matchboxes each and a full unopened box of the rolls. It’s going to last me and my family at least my own lifetime. Now they mostly get used for candles.

In reality though it would become a legal question, not (just) a moral one.

Jury nullification can be used for evil.
From Wikipedia:

“White defendants accused of crimes against black people and other minorities were often acquitted by all-white juries, especially in the South, even in the face of irrefutable evidence. An example is the trial of Roy Bryant and J. W. Milam.”

So I do think it’s a bit of a mixed bag.

I feel like blame is the very obvious factor missing from most descriptions of trolley problems I’ve seen.

“Will it send me to jail?” is a highly important question for something that might easily be considered murder even if it does prevent other deaths.

Even denser and I’ll make it neutronium.

… But not too dense or it becomes ???.

Prisencolinensinainciusol? Oll right!

But why?

I’d think in all of those cases it should be the variant that has the greatest population or proximity.

Rust is even easier, you probably have some you aren’t even using. Check in the bikeshed.

Or one that spread to three more cars. Fire is known to do that kind of thing.

Honestly, I think just like now, I’m not going to like it, but I’ll avoid doing anything that might cause me to be arrested.

I was feeling extravagant recently and picked up some Blackberry Dr Pepper.

Indeed that’s why I had the quote marks myself. I guess a way to word this is that I’m wondering if it’s from a source known to align with the group’s general actions. (As opposed to just someone trying to make them a personal army, which we all know they are not)

Is that ‘official’?

I thought they went from chaotic good to chaotic evil around 10 years ago.

Should go to 8, then “bunch”.