Dean W. Ball these Lighthaven events are going too far

somewhere Gary Larson just sat bolt upright in bed without knowing why

Congratulations to my friend Lisa Garcia on being named to take over as commissioner at NYC Water! Lisa Garcia

Well, here we are. Another beam holding up democratic mass culture drops out. But I literally can't imagine my childhood without these.

En froid avec son fils, Alexandre Dumas lui envoie toutefois ce message : - Monsieur, je suis allé voir votre pièce et l’ai beaucoup appréciée. Réponse : - Monsieur, je suis très honoré d’avoir l’estime d’un homme dont j’ai toujours entendu mon père dire le plus grand bien.

Better headline: Waymo manages to emergency brake fast enough that it only minorly injures a child that would near certainly be dead if a human were driving in the same situation

"Enshittification" started out as people complaining that VCs were no longer buying them free stuff, and ended up as people complaining about literally any imperfection of literally any consumer product.

CARNEY: "In the coming weeks, the federal government will release a draft of our national electricity strategy ... our objective is to more than double the size of Canada's electricity grid."

Child steps into the street from behind an SUV, directly into the path of a Waymo going at 17mph. Waymo immediately brakes hard, but hits the child at 6mph. Child sustains minor injuries. Waymo calls 911 and remains on the scene until police arrive. Waymo employees also call

I am VERY interested to learn more!

Unfortunately this is the most important political cartoon for understanding the mind of the median voter.

Great piece from Andrew Miller on the Iron Law of Air Travel. It’s important to remember that airlines barely survive; their profit margins are small, and travel is the first thing people tend to cut back on during tough economic times. While many people online talk of the

This is some really great analysis of the airline industry by Andrew Miller. And his Substack in general is consistently solid- definitely worth subscribing to. open.substack.com/pub/changingla…

Canada just accomplished what very few countries have in the 21st century: successfully refurbishing an entire nuclear station.  A decade ago, we began one of the most technically complex energy projects in our history: the full refurbishment of four CANDU reactors at Ontario

I've spent years working to disprove the so-called "sunk-cost fallacy" and I'm not going to stop now.

What happens when you walk away from your computer without logging out of your X account first

Toronto's new Eglinton rail line is an awakening of a new consciousness of what kind of city Toronto is. New from me: humantransit.org/2026/02/toront…

Tesla will get to a working robotaxi eventually, but it's difficult to say when. My 50th percentile is end of 2026, but the variance is high. It could be in a few months. It could be a few years. We'd have better estimates if they were as transparent with data as Waymo.

We are now 8 months in, and Tesla has still only a max of about two dozen vehicles active at any given time, less than 20% availability, "unsupervised" limited to a few rides on a single street, and the crash rate is still a worry. At one point, I think $TSLA shareholders need

Second verse, same as the first Public Transit Should Not Be Free - by Andrew Miller changinglanesnewsletter.com/p/public-trans…