To an American it looks painfully small and slow for coming off a highway and would be overwhelmed often with cars and semi-truck traffic. One semi-truck would stop an entire circles worth of cars with its ass end swinging in and out. And highway travellers are going to be gun shy and not respond as quickly to gaps in the circle after doing 75+mph for an hour or more.

I would take those stances if they didn't spend any real time picking out or curating their furnature and goods.

If they spent time more time curating better AI images or asked anybody with modern taste and style what they thought we probably wouldn't be talking about it.

I wouldn't call pointing out a business's activities and shop features as much of a threat. You either live with your business choices or change them.

Business is not entitled to people's patronage, they can refuse them for any reason. They are not and should not be shielded from public opinion.

Why should corporations be given rights equal to humans? I see no problem to okaying one activity for individuals but banning it from businesses and corporations.

Because corporations are organizations of people?

Who said that? NASA had plans for reusable boosters if they were ever to get funding for it before spaceX was even an idea.

Not in anything resembling permenant habitation any time soon. We can't even make a self sustaining biosphere here on Earth, how would being on Mars make that any more possible instead of harder?

They could also be betting that there will only be 1 or 2 big winners. And if they don't win they are saving on expenses, if they do win then they will have all the money they need to upgrade later if they want.

I don't get why you would view something tasting exactly the same every time as a benefit.

I don't care if a small amount of cops get in trouble if the other 99% of the time they get away with it.

I don't like folding laundry, but that's why I just lay all my clothes out flat, which still negates the desire for a robot to do it.