Travelling through Max-Q in Earth atmosphere on ascent is far more dangerous.

Me: "Can I do alphabetical and perhaps by creation time?"

Onedrive: "NO! Absolutely not! I will sort everything based on the last time you opened the document."

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I support the ability of local jurisdictions to create laws that are intended to benefit it's citizens. If that means banning a particular new and pernicious development in their borders, then yes, of course I support that.

> would support a similar ban on new factories for, say, car parts.

Has anyone actually done that?

Do you support a ban on tobacco? If yes, then what's different about your desire for this type of ban?

Wall Street makes those demands. Those demands are backed up by court cases and precedent. Nothing about this is synonymous with "capitalism."

> It’s a CIA wet dream.

And they spend a significant amount of money. Is this "capitalism" still? Or are there more specific terms that would apply more directly to this arrangement?

> Social media is evil

The US is the largest manufacturer and seller of weapons in the world.

Do you think customers are _eager_ to do business with a CEO less entity?

Yea, so the the next layer is, why are people committing crimes? I've made it clear I don't think you can just "turn on safety."

> Wealth inequality raises crime risk

So would we have that big of a problem with cameras everywhere if they recorded locally and we had UBI?

> but community cohesion partially buffers that effect.

How do you measure "community cohesion?"

1/6 of those were pedestrians. 1/6 of those were motorcyclists. 1/2 of those were people driving drunk. 1/2 of those were single vehicle accidents. Young men with high horsepower cars are a significant factor in many of these.

You shouldn't use the statistic to infer "innocence." The picture of what type of accidents lead to fatalities of often more complicated than people would like to assume.

If you die of a heart attack while driving; then yep, you're in that statistic as well. It's _every_ fatality on the road.

A better statistic might be 222,000 people in 2023 died due to "unintentional accidents." We could save 20% of those people by simply outlawing ladders or being more than 6' off the ground without appropriate safety equipment.

Would we have such a problem with cameras if the videos were stored locally and not in the cloud?

Products like this simply shouldn't be allowed on the market. As if we need to destroy the planet so my Mother can enjoy looking at her 401k balance in the morning.

If you can't manage that then publish fiction books.

Which I find highly suggestive about the true nature of the creator(s) of bitcoin.

If a particular business annoys me it's quite easy to start managing their emails separately.

Incredibly useful for when a company gets acquired and their old transactional email database is turned into a marketing database.

$1.3 billion for the mission hardware.

$2.2 billion for the single use SLS.

$0.5 billion for the launch pad.

> watching people go back around the Moon

Two of the missions were actually meant to land. One of them still may.