SaveTheTuaHawk

That was never cheating.

Every single one of them will be keeping our economies afloat with their reliance on AI

They will keep the AI economy afloat and the expense of all other economies. We are already seeing this.

Sure…when someone has crashed with no heartbeat in the ER, just ask Grok.

The problem was students insisted on lecture notes given to them. So…either we had a huge leap in human intelligence or most of my class cheated 2024, 2025. 5 A students never showed up. My colleagues in the US say it’s even worse. 2026 is back to the future: no shared lecture slides, 30% of lectures in chalk, no reading of notes in flipped instruction, quizzes on paper, no electronics allowed. Show up, take notes or flunk. I predict most students will drop the course in the first week. We have to do this because AI students are getting kicked out of graduate and medical schools in unprecedented numbers because eventually faking it bites them in the ass. High schools are encouraging getting a high number in courses by any means.

A piece of paper you can get in front of your parents, then wipe your ass with.

with a bed.

No one bought them. barely 80,000 sold over three years. Killed in 2025. They sold 10X more F series every year. Really not sure where anyone gets the idea pickup buyers give a fuck about fuel efficiency or emissions.

Most trucks need the tailgate down to haul plywood or 8ft lumber.

That’s why actual woodworkers use vans.

Dunno… ask Rivian. They integrated the rear quarter panels, the most damaged part of any truck, into the structure so that a minor collision backing into something is either $20,000 or a write-off.

The Robin Reliant sales were driven by the fact they were legally motorcycles, so drivers with DUIs in UK could get back onto roads.

Of course, the US embraced the concept in reverse for Boomers to drive around beach towns.

given how rigid the safety standards are.

LOL. US safety standards are voluntary and almost non existent for trucks.

It won the Top Gear Car of the Year 2000. It was also voted Top Gear Magazine’s Family Car of the Year for four years in a row, from 2001 to 2004. It seats six in two rows. They had one variant that ran on propane. 12 year production run in Europe. Another 5 years in China. 343,000 sold. It was extremely space and fuel efficient, because of the design for aero.

you want stupid and bizarre looking…

I rented one in Italy for a vacation. Loved it. Seats 6 but still can be parked in European cities, great fuel economy, and no blind spots. Two rows of 3 bucket seats.

The pity Cruiser.

Prowler = Boomer car for Pep Boys car meets.

They did that. Ended up with a 10,000 lb turd.

EVs are now mostly skateboard designs, they can drop another body style on and off quickly.

The Ioniq 6 is hideous.

Inspired by a computer mouse. IoniQ5 has a waiting list.

If only Americans applied this level of critical thought to every pickup truck they love to buy.

Still shocking he never hired a designer

Cyber truck designer was Franz von Holzhausen.

It was all fueled by a law firm, who picked out Ford because they had the most cash at the time.

Same thing with AUDI “sudden acceleration”.

then again with Toyota “sudden acceleration” , but Toyota had black boxes that proved the car’s accelerators were being pressed. Since then, every car company tracks data to prevent lawsuits.