Seeing isn't the issue. It's processing what you see. When someone loses an eye their mind compensates for this. As people on here keep reminding us, AI/LLM/whatever doesn't think. It doesn't adapt. Lidar at least presents the software with a physical presence of an object ahead, something cameras don't do. That's software which is highly prone to missteps.

It's why Teslas keep plowing into emergency vehicles and killing people.

Here you go.

Gimme a second. I'm trying to think. Oh right, alternative facts.

Because when you're given infusions of Leqembit to slow the progression of Alzheimer's, MRI scans are mandatoy. The drug can cause swelling, bleeding, or fluid leakage in the brain. Generally, scans are given six months apart.

Also, the drug can cause tiredness which is evidenced by the inability to stay awake during the day.

It's been done before, taking pictures on the subway, and those were done by photographers or people trying to get into photography. Such pictures are easily found by doing a simple search.

It's about perception. When someone is wearing these glasses they are looking at you with their eyes. When someone is taking a photograph, the camera is between you and them. It's obvious what the person is doing.

Would you like to try again?

Duffy said his department has "cleared the deck" for Toyota Motor Corp. and other carmakers to build and sell cars in the U.S. that are "smaller, more fuel-efficient."

Why would they want more fuel-efficient vehicles to be built? That completely undermines "drill baby drill". It's the same reason he doesn't want electric vehicles built or wind and solar power generation.

I would say it would be nice if they could get their stories straight, but when you're dealing with someone with dementia, that's not a reality.

There are those who believe that life here began out there.

My memory is a bit hazy, but I remember a story similar to this where we invited a Soviet delegation to view our work on the shuttle program. At least I think it was the shuttle program. Regardless, we gave them the tour and everyone made nice with them.

We found out later one of the people on the tour had special shoes whose soles picked up all kinds of particles they walked on. They then analyzed all the metal shavings and whatnot to determine what we were doing and of course tried to replicate it.

I got my card back in the summer and have been taking out videos almost every Saturday. Not the crappy Transformers, MCU/Marvel, Fast and Furious, but high quality ones such as A Private War or The King's Speech. Yes, all three John Wick movies have been in there along with Mr. Robot, but it's a good way to find a movie which is a bit out of the ordinary compared to all the dreck out there.

It gets even better. Apparenly this god can't see through dough so you can violate no meat on Fridays.

So they're being told they can stay if they don't complain about what the church allegedly did.

It's the same thing for Indigenous peoples wherever the Church went.

This should be a career-ending move.

You would think, but just like in corporate America where someone runs a company into the ground then is hired elsewhere for an even bigger pay package, he'll be picked up. All will be forgotten.

Retractable concrete walls at crossings. Or, if that's too much, retractable bollards.