The real danger is people trusting it too much. I already see people read out the AI-generated google response as if it's fact without even looking to see where it sourced the answer, let alone whether that source is remotely reliable.

Too good for a cracker. Fun fact: Most crackers are made by one manufacturer who runs sessions to trial jokes, but they don't want laughs, they want groans. They are bad on purpose.
Good jokes tend to be smart so if you don't get it you feel dumb. They don't want anyone to feel dumb at xmas.

Mental posho.

If ever there was proof of the power of the oil lobbies, it's the story of the EV1. The fact that GM spent HALF A BILLION developing it and then completely buried it means they must have been handed at least that much to make it go away.
Interesting how positive the public reaction was in that video

So sad, a proper legend. I was luck enough to have a nice chat with him at Everything Electric last year as he'd always been a motoring hero of mine. RIP

I'm amazed how close it was, especially given how close all the other missions have been as well! They got so lucky so often. It seems almost statistically unlikely.

Like Tim Robinson?

I usually sing that Zulu bit from the start of Circle Of Life

He's a presenter. If you don't watch his stuff or follow his socials he will have basically zero impact on your life. I feel like that's obvious.

There is a palpable irony at this comment given that your entire account is replying with impotent insults at Bobby's posts, something that literally doesn't affect you. You could just ignore him and get on with your life, kinda like he does to you.

Never be alone with them.

Seems like nothing is above being weaponised in the culture wars. Very sad.