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Please don't make bad faith arguments like this.

Out of curiosity, how is the city mismanaged?

I simply don't see a problem here. The robot arrives, you receive a text or call, you walk outside and pick up your food. I'm sure that most users will prefer to take the short walk to their doorstep instead of paying a premium for hiring a human to deliver food.

The law isn't established at the state or federal level. It has been independently established at almost every municipality for good reasons.

Sure, but in most of the US, riding on the sidewalk is illegal.

Why was the title edited here?

I always liked NY Times' Rent Vs Buy Calculator: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/upshot/buy-rent-cal...

Assholes in a car are more dangerous than assholes on a bike, simple as.

It has been standard advice--for almost a decade-- to watch what you say online before applying for a job. And background checks have existed for work and renters for much longer.

By Allocative efficiency.(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allocative_efficiency)

>how does keeping domains away from people with little money provide any value?

The value is that the market becomes more efficient.

I just checked out "If I ran the Zoo", and there's a page with an illustration of African people depicted like monkeys. How do people feel about this-- an overreaction or completely justified?

The article completely ignores noise. I personally have a box fan filter, but I don't pretend that it's appropriate or better for most people-- it's loud and annoying to work in the same room, and almost impossible to sleep with. And it is important that they're constantly on [0] (air quality generally reverts to normal levels in less than 2 hours), because all homes breathe to mitigate moisture and mold growth.

[0]: https://smartairfilters.com/en/blog/can-you-turn-off-your-pu...