You're supposed to start signalling before you turn, so that would be kinda useless

Look at the path. It goes directly to the base of the mirror from the 'other' side, but you can't see it at all on 'this' side. You're not telling me that's not edited. Even if there's some optical illusion shit going on and the mirror is actually leaning back much more than it appears, this would still imply that the path goes directly towards some random wall and then just ends, or at least makes a very sharp turn, at most 0.5 meter in front of it? Why would it do that?

It sounds fake, but it might genuinely be your genes. Scientifically the natural tendency to sleep at specific time is called your chronotype and it's semi-genetic (it also changes with age and possibly few other factors). Not only that, it also affects your alertness: morning people usually have the highest alertness just after waking up and it gradually declines throughout the day, while evening people usually wake up with very low mental functions, but then their alertness slowly rises and hits its' peak around 5-6PM.

So if you ever wondered how it's possible that you always wake up feeling like shit, while others talk about how they're so full of energy in the morning. That's how. They're literally built different.

They're massive death machines on wheels. They're one of the largest and heaviest trucks on American roads, the visibility in them is virtually non-existent, the reflectors are pointed so high they barely light up the road, while blinding every other driver. Not to mention the fact that all those sharp edges and steel construction means if they hit a pedestrian, it will slice them in half.

It actually did work, apparently:

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Whne you jump on a train do you 'slip' backwards, because the train moved under you? No, you don't. Why? Because you have inertia. When you jump you don't magically come to a halt, you continue moving at the same speed as the train, so you don't move realtive to it. It's the same with Voyager. It didn't come to a halt when we launched it, it moves at the same speed as our solar system and thus doesn't 'slip away'.

TL;DR

An object in motion will stay in motion

It's not always against the rules. I believe that LoL, for example, allows it.

Universal search

That's not to mention the reusability of asphalt:

Regarding the circular economy, the data from reporting countries showed that in such countries, 72% of the reclaimed asphalt available for the industry was re-used, 25% recycled and only 3% used on unknown applications or put to landfill.

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Even worse, quite often those backup locks are very cheap

Yea, it really does sound like you're taking crazy pills. It's not a movie, not everyone that critiques someone you like does it as part of their grand plan of world domination. There is a very simple explanation of his motives: he's a journalist and he's doing his job, like he always did. Trying to assign some neferious motives to, out of all people, Steve Burke, who has shown nothing but complete integrity in the past, is just absolutely ridiculous.

It's our job to ignore relationships

They handled LTT the same way they would, and did in the past, any other company. If you think it's bad that they don't do favouritism, then there's something seriously messed up about your moral compass.