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https://www.fatherly.com/life/anger-management-expert-why-men MAD AS HELL The One Thing All Angry Men Have In Common An anger management expert peels back the layers of anger in men to find a source — and a salve. by Seth Simons Updated: 8 hours ago Originally Published: Aug. 15, 2018 When...

You sound like a formulaic AI right wing bot. Your posts are so unbelievably stupid I think you're a bot.

Is that so? In this case Americans caught the creditism flu a long time ago... https://www.stlouisfed.org/open-vault/2020/april/snapshot-record-high-household-debt

You two are like peas in a pod. Switching from one subject to another, one company to another... As long as you pull up something negative about Musk you think you've nailed your point.

o_O Tesla can count on you to know its true value ..:rolleyes:

blah, blah, blah .. whatever. The challenge of FSD and the systems of competitors is the legal framework under which they operate, particularly in the US which is an excessively litigating nation. On one side there's the promise of eliminating accidents, turning driving time into other...

How about you find that info, post it, and make your inference?

SSRI, pot, meth, heroin, booze, who isn't on some kind of drug in America?

Who said Tesla was losing market share in Europe?

It speaks of the disfunction of the US election system. At least politicians are still elected but the electors are uneducated.

Yes, this should be the case in Europe. In the US it would be more complicated, more like a patchwork of state policies, from the never in my state to this is a great idea state.

Unions are a lobby.

Yes, we know that in America corporate lobbies have more say than the American electorate.

Taxis have democratic support because they are unionized, Uber, Lyft et all. have Republican support because they're not. The air industry is government subsidized and unionized but Republicans like them because they are a big link in to oil and military. Greyhound... Wait, it's still around...

Sadly, public transport in America is heavily politicized, with on one side Republicans against any form of it unless it's entirely private and, on the other side, Democrats looking to increase Dems voting union labor. Why is this not a political issue in Europe? Because they have a diversity...

I think fully tax paid public transport works in Luxembourg and elsewhere in Europe because despite being unionized, the pay scale of public transport workers is much lower than in the US. Lower cost of operation coupled with densely populated urban zones seems to do the trick. Also, public...

I think it's a government role to better educate its tax paying population but, America being what it is, businesses have become the conduit in place of government. I think this "free enterprise" solution is froth with risks, starting with real or perceived discrimination. Either the...

In America a large minority foams at the mouth arguing against free education, while in Luxembourg... https://www.euronews.com/green/2023/03/22/the-worlds-richest-country-made-public-transport-free-heres-what-happened-next The world’s richest country made public transport free: Here’s what...

I agree that both EV and ICE vehicles require a fair amount of post utilisation processing. You suggested EVs aren't meeting their part of the bargain because their batteries. My point is ICE vehicles are at least as complicated. EV tech is moving so fast that I expect their recyclability...