No, they still are. You can always turn a luxury into a relative need by stretching out resource intensity. I could easily make the case for commuting with rockets from the Moon to Earth and back, or for some billionaire commuting with a private jet. Doesn’t make it not a luxury.

If you hate it, protest against the car system and suburbia, and for dense urban development with public transit. There is no alternative.

Cars are luxuries.

Isn’t there some rule about driving slower when the visibility is poor (such as at night)?

I wonder what are products with “milk” in the name are going to be in trouble.

If road safety is so important, it should also be mandatory for passengers and drivers to wear helmets.

PPP

fight robots with robots?

“build it and they will come” ?

Yeah, you gotta let the small ones and the fungi deal with that. And there needs to be a lot of fibrous plant mass.

Which is why, in either case, the parents should face the consequences.

Composting will do.

Boss level

The parents should pay for all the delayed train tickets.

The company has signaled it won’t comply, though. Tesla said in a post on X that: “Sales in California will continue uninterrupted.”

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Big crunching machine.

It’s about the environmentalists arguments. If you don’t want to engage in those, don’t.

In general, it’s good to know your enemy.

True, but I opened the link directly: https://slrpnk.net/post/30007963 shouldn’t that work on its own?

link is broken :(

Keep learning, including learning how to write well.

regulated

uh… not the right word in that case.