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No, no, no, no. The problem with She-Hulk: Attorney at Law was not simply that She-Hulk broke the fourth wall. That is the lazy version of the argument. The problem is not, “She-Hulk should not break the fourth wall because Deadpool does that.” That is wrong. If anything, She-Hulk has every right to complain that…
Read MoreThere are moments when the past does not come back as a clean file, a certificate, or some perfectly archived record sitting there waiting for you. Sometimes it comes back as a newspaper clipping in a package of old pictures. That is what happened here. My sister Melinda found this clipping in a package of…
Read MoreThere was a time when basic maintenance meant basic maintenance. Brake pads. Lights. Sensors. A starter. A module. A part comes off, a part goes on, the car checks out, and you move on with your life. That used to be the general understanding of ownership. You bought the vehicle. You maintained the vehicle. You…
Read MoreThere is something deeply amusing about being told to “read the Constitution” by someone who seems to think reading is the same thing as understanding. That is where these conversations usually start. Someone throws out a slogan, a court phrase, a half-remembered civics lesson, or a clipped social-media argument and then acts like they have…
Read MoreAutopilot is not just a machine feature. It is something we do naturally. Sometimes your brain does not ask, “Where are we going today?” It asks, “Where do we usually go from here?” And if the answer is usually home, then home is where your hands, eyes, and instincts start taking you. That is what…
Read MoreOne of the side effects of spending years in security is that you learn to watch everything. You watch people. You watch vehicles. You watch entrances and exits. You watch for patterns. You watch for things that don’t belong. You watch for the one thing that can turn a normal day into a very bad…
Read MoreThere are some things I just have to laugh at, because eventually you get tired of hearing people talk like the headline is the whole story. Somebody sees a picture. Somebody sees a name attached to a group. Somebody sees a label slapped on a person, and suddenly everybody acts like they personally watched the…
Read MoreChristmas has a funny way of reminding us that life doesn’t always run according to schedule. For me, that reminder came in the form of a failed alternator on Christmas Eve. One minute I’m planning on working, and the next I’m arranging a tow home. Fortunately, I had access to roadside assistance through the app,…
Read MoreSometimes I have to apologize to the first customers who get in my car after I have been talking to ChatGPT, because my brain is already doing seventy-five in a thirty-five. The conversation is not starting from zero anymore. It is already halfway through history, society, customer service, childhood memories, and whatever strange little moral…
Read MoreThe eleventh video focused on a topic that I still feel strongly about today: content creation while actively driving. At the time, I was watching a growing number of rideshare and delivery creators producing content from behind the wheel. Some were livestreaming, some were recording commentary, and others were interacting with their audiences while operating…
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