@theEconBlog@Rainmaker1973 The fact that you even ask this question is.. concerning.
You should *know* cars don’t flip over in those windless conditions.
@Real_David_Deal@Mollyploofkins Masks functioned as an effective barrier for preventing you, who would likely be asymptomatic for weeks, from infecting others.
Their primary function was not protecting you from the outside world
@mitchellluns @lucysbeehive @esjesjesj what you didn’t explain is what happens if every airline adopts the standing seats at once, leaving the consumer no choice but to either fork over more money, or deal with standing
@mitchellluns @lucysbeehive @esjesjesj Even the people who don’t *have* to take airlines (say, you could get to the destination by car), would still feel the need to take airlines because it is far quicker.
@mitchellluns @lucysbeehive @esjesjesj Supply and demand does not apply to everything. The cheap airlines couldn’t give two fucks about what people want or not, because some people *have* to take airplanes, and those people won’t have a say.
@dave_at_hat@SussySpongey The carbon footprint alone should be enough justification to disband the entire idea, and that’s not to mention any of the other issues with Generative AI
@ballslver68 @rebane2001 Maybe the best solution to this is just to ditch the self driving shit. Have we become so lazy we can’t even be bothered to drive a car??