FSD Cybertruck Option Vs. a Teslabot Driving a Cybertruck

[Bill906]

I believe we should first send all the telephone sanitisers, account executives, hairdressers, tired TV producers, insurance salesmen, personnel officers, security guards, public relations executives, and management consultants.

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[Richard V.]

I believe we should first send all the telephone sanitisers, account executives, hairdressers, tired TV producers, insurance salesmen, personnel officers, security guards, public relations executives, and management consultants.

Yes, if they will have two injections to go to Mars?
Recently the province of Quebec and Ontario in Canada had to back off making COVID vaccine mandatory or lose their job because they were to be missing too many health care workers that did not want to get the vaccine (you would think these people would know better).

 

[Ogre]

Um... Can we send the lawyers, politicians and Jeff Who? to a warm sunny desert location instead? Say Venus? That way we can still have Mars for the rest of humanity.

If you send 1m lawyers and no scientific staff or engineering… survival rate is ???

we can use a little bio matter up there.


Edit… and if you happen to be a lawyer, please stick around to enjoy the raise in income. With 1m fewer around you should be able to rake it in.

 

[FutureBoy]

If you send 1m lawyers and no scientific staff or engineering… survival rate is ???

we can use a little bio matter up there.


Edit… and if you happen to be a lawyer, please stick around to enjoy the raise in income. With 1m fewer around you should be able to rake it in.

LOL. I'm not a lawyer. Nor do I play one on TV. Nor do I play one in real life.

If we are reducing the use of lawyers and politicians to their raw biomatter potential then sending them to Mars is fine I suppose.

I believe we should first send all the telephone sanitisers, account executives, hairdressers, tired TV producers, insurance salesmen, personnel officers, security guards, public relations executives, and management consultants.

I'm not sure what the issue would be for this group of specially selected career people.

Does telephone sanitizing even exist as a vocation? Most people have their own phones these days. Admittedly, if one has kids, then there is a high probability that their phone does need sanitizing on a regular basis. Just not sure I'd want someone else doing the sanitizing.

The other vocations seem mostly harmless overall. Possibly annoying at times but still harmless.

 

[Ogre]

I'm not sure what the issue would be for this group of specially selected career people.

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The other vocations seem mostly harmless overall. Possibly annoying at times but still harmless.

I see what you did there.

I think.

If not you just made a fantastic accidental in joke.

 

[Bill906]

For those who may have missed my admittedly obscure reference. I was referencing The Hitchhikers Guide To the Galaxy.

These tales of impending doom allowed the Golgafrinchans to rid themselves of an entire useless third of their population. The story was that they would build three Ark ships. Into the A ship would go all the leaders, scientists and other high achievers. The C ship would contain all the people who made things and did things, and the B Ark would hold everyone else, such as hairdressers and telephone sanitisers. They sent the B ship off first, but of course, the other two-thirds of the population stayed on the planet and lived full, rich and happy lives until they were all wiped out by a virulent disease contracted from a dirty telephone.

https://hitchhikers.fandom.com/wiki/Golgafrincham

 

[FutureBoy]

I see what you did there.

I think.

If not you just made a fantastic accidental in joke.

LOL I love THGTTG series but wasn’t even thinking of that when I posted. Thus the Miss on the phone sanitizer reference. As soon as you quoted me though and emphasized the “mostly harmless” I immediately jumped to Douglas Adams. His books were the only ones in my life that I can honestly say had me rolling on the floor laughing out loud (this was back before the LOL related acronyms came into being).

Side note: I had a professor in college named Douglas Adams. Not the same guy. But I always had an internal giggle when anyone mentioned his name.

 

[Ogre]

LOL I love THGTTG series but wasn’t even thinking of that when I posted. Thus the Miss on the phone sanitizer reference. As soon as you quoted me though and emphasized the “mostly harmless” I immediately jumped to Douglas Adams. His books were the only ones in my life that I can honestly say had me rolling on the floor laughing out loud (this was back before the LOL related acronyms came into being).

Side note: I had a professor in college named Douglas Adams. Not the same guy. But I always had an internal giggle when anyone mentioned his name.

I think your hind brain knew what you were typing.

 

[Crissa]

Ahhhhh!!!! Please no wavers!!

Just follow the rules of the road!

I get so frustrated with people who try to mess with the rules to be "nice" by waving people to go first. It just causes extra delays and makes the road rage crowd extra raging.

I dislike wavers, too. But this is how we do it on my street:

The person yielding stops a car-length back from the intersection. That blocks traffic from entering the intersection, and allows the backwards-cycle cars to go.

I was thinking about this today, how to teach FSD how to deal with yielding situations. It will know how to deal with construction waving, that stuff is pretty standard.

-Crissa

(Although the new kid on the city crew working on the highway has nearly killed me twice now by switching his sign and sending me into oncoming traffic while I was on my motorcycle)

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