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After 4 lanes of traffic adding more doesnt relieve congestion. And actually can add to it, as people have to traverse more lanes to get to/from an exit.
More lanes also add to number of accidents, both because of higher speeds, and more chances for something to go wrong.
Car insurance is the biggest scam in history. After so many months, or at least a few years, they should say ok you're good for a while. Some people end up paying more in insurance than they pay for their car and never even use it.
Ok, I'm going to be that guy because this is a pet peeve of mine. Studies show that merging where the lane actually closes, the so-called "zipper merge", reduces traffic by 40-50% over merging early. I see the effects of this every day driving home. Merging early just slows everything down.
Go Ahead!: Is the "zipper merge" rude?
you want a hot take? Peyton Manning's NFL status will fall as more and more QBs eclipse his accomplishments. He may not even be top 10 all time in other 10 years.
I’ve gotten one that has happened to me twice today (I work in the customer service field):
People that ask you how you’re doing but continue to talk without letting you answer should be stripped of all lands and titles, and should be forced to go back to kindergarten for one year.
Then it’s defiantly not a good idea to go to any “country” concert ever.
I’ll add: no self respecting man should wear the man version of daisy dukes. It’s not cool, it’s not a style, you look like you should be immediately admitted and sedated.
Debt to attend a medical school is probably the form of student debt that is most likely to be worth it, particularly if the labor shortages @BAJAvol talk about materialize. Any field that is currently experiencing a labor shortage is a great field to get into, at least from a financial perspective, and borrowing money in order to enter said field can be worth it.
Demand for that stuff is just going to keep increasing over time, and if the labor pool just continues to get relatively smaller, it means big $$$ for the docs.
Guess I'll have to retire a little early, LOL.Scanning robotics and diagnostics will put docs in 1st world countries out of work in 20 years. Most docs will either be in very poor areas or the few left will be managers/technicians for the robotic companies.
Niche technicians may still exist.
I doubt its 20 years. But probably within my life timeScanning robotics and diagnostics will put docs in 1st world countries out of work in 20 years. Most docs will either be in very poor areas or the few left will be managers/technicians for the robotic companies.
Niche technicians may still exist.