Funny enough I learned about it in a linguistics class from a professor out of Michigan. Never heard the concept before and I think a lot of people had their minds blown.

To go after a loose group of reporters from different countries?

They aren’t in the United States. This lawsuit is in France.

Dialect variation. For me, saying “the car needs washed” sounds truly strange but millions and millions of people say it. You’re experiencing similar with this phrase.

Haha thanks for making me laugh. If it helps, it took me years to recognize that Chipotle didn’t have the chipotle flavor Tabasco simply because it tastes good.

Those aren’t bike lanes. They are merging guides for the cars. So yeah it’s still lacking but better than a cloverleaf.

Edit: sorry, there are bike lanes. I hadn’t noticed that there were two colors on my mobile

Since there are traffic lights, I personally would no be worried about taking my bike through

I agree that this is the lesson, but it’s bolstered by decades of bad behavior by the previous generations who chose not to leave a livable world for their children.

Sorry, but that was a “kids these days” moment.

Gotcha

You have to vulcanize it to make it usable. That also makes it not degrade in the environment.

I hear about a lot of school shootings but not bombings. Don’t think that’s really a thing.

Fuck cars

But if there are cars, you want these

I shudder when I go to an Apple meeting because they use Webex. (Shudder)

Both sides, gotcha.

If this is true, it might explain so much of why they were so angry.

Gen X had no future, it was all boomers until…oh, it’s still boomers.

I mean, Boomer grandparents did the real lifting if we’re going back…

I have been saying for the past 6 - 8 years that Gen Z is the future, they are different, they are compassionate, etc. My opinion changed on that Tuesday in a bad way.

In the third world, they would not arrest this child and instead have a conversation with the parent.

Being electric isn’t the problem. These are design choices that assume that things will always be perfect.