It'd probably help if Red Bull could build a car that doesn't take superhuman skills to drive.
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For me, it's become like the Madden series. That is, it's just not fun anymore. It looks and sounds great but that is it.
Especially compared to Forza Horizon. Forza Horizon 3 and 5 are just fun to play and feel more interactive.
It's been proven that most of the time, whoever spends the most wins.
Most organized religions don't cultivate empathy, especially the ones considered Abrahamic. It probably inhibits it.
It's all about their gods saying "do these things and you won't suffer at my hands." Followers don't get to think about whether something is correct or the right thing to do. They're too busy thinking about if it's going to count as a sin.
Having lived in Utah for way too long, I have seen this among the Mor[m]ons. They'll do "good works" but it's very impersonal most of the time.
It's about grinding the maximum blessings with the least amount of effort. That doesn't lend itself to empathy.
Especially with the whole temple thing. Spend a couple of hours cosplaying as an avatar for a dead person and still get all the blessings as if you helped a living person in a tight spot.
There's a lot of places (outside of US) that won't certify it as a road vehicle so the data is going to be skewed towards places with shitty safety regulations.
Today's video is brought to you by the fine folks at the Kandahar Cultural Center. Featuring daily stonings and a kid's corner where they can deface replicas of local Buddhist artwork.
Damn. Maybe I am AI.
I saw one of my coworkers looking just like this while pulling out of work today.
The company I work for uses ADP and it rarely gets the amount of PTO I have correct. I wouldn't trust anything they report.
Still more effective than thots and prayers. That's how our governor here in Utah is addressing the drought.
It'd probably be better if it was the Viet Cong and not Venture Capitalists.
I bought a dual ABS Honda Grom just over a year ago and I ride it just about daily except for heavy rain and snow deeper than a couple of centimeters - unless the roads have been plowed.
I commute about double that distance and depending on which way I go, the fastest I need to go is about 85-90 km/h, which is near the maximum.
I installed a brighter tail light and added extra lights around the bike that all turn red when I brake. I work until 2am and I want the extra visibility on the ride home.
Many drivers are idiots so my head is always moving to see what's going on around me.
When I was studying to a commercial driving license, the instructor told us that the key to defensive driving is to assume that everyone else on the road is going to the dumbest thing at the worst possible moment.
That bit of instruction has kept me out of several accidents.
Buy good gear and get a bike that's fun. For me, that bike was the Grom. Quick acceleration and stopping, agile, great on fuel, and just fun.