FTA: " The officials rejected one-third of signatures as invalid based on the date they were collected – a decision that referendum organizers are challenging in court."

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Happened again in 2000s

Automatics eliminated the human acrobatics, but not the interruption in acceleration. The torque curve is still non-linear and there's a hesitation when requesting torque.

It's a local optimum solution that was as good as they could get to the ideal of constant linear torque.

Now we have better

I never want to change manual gears again. Whoever invented the transmission never thought, "I'd like to interrupt acceleration with tricky coordinated action involving another foot and another hand." It was a necessary evil that EVs have eliminated. Now it is nostalgia.

I feel there's been a change in perspective on the same situation.

Is this why he had to wear a maxipad on his ear? 🩸

It didn't suddenly stop working. It was a known flaw that it had a several minute reset period at certain times. If I was a conspiracy theorist, I might think someone could use that knowledge to hang Epstein during those known downtimes.

47. As Amory Lovins has said for years, no one wants a lump of coal, or a barrel of oil. All we want is a hot shower and a cold beer. And if we can get that heat and light and chilling without paying for (or burning) fuel, we're all happier... with one notable exception.

When you send your workers off to die in war, you're left with not enough workers, so unemployment will be low.

I had the same thought, but it seems it's real:

www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

I was busy doing literally anything other than listen to his lies.

I wonder this, too.

It could be a crude way of thinking about the times Venezuela nationalized oil assets (1976, 2017), but US companies were offered compensation.

Or the word salad could be that he doesn't understand, or he's purposefully trying to obfuscate to hide the true motives.