Digital Manure Is the Point of Technocratic Debauchery On Saturday, December 20, the infamously unreliable PG&E infrastructure again failed to prevent a fire, and a third of San Francisco was left in darkness. Traffic lights didn’t light. The city’s Department of Emergency Management naturally urged restraint, asking everyone to stay home so emergency responders could … Continue reading 2025 Blackout: Waymo Shit on San Francisco Because That Was Always the Plan→
The New York Times has published sophisticated propaganda, structurally designed to manufacture consent with the murder machine known as Waymo. The Data on Self-Driving Cars Is Clear. We Have to Change Course. The entire function of this PR piece is to make us stop counting the ways Waymo kills by overwhelming us with the ways … Continue reading Waymo is Murder: NYT Pushes VC Doctor Pills to Erase the Dead→
Related from 2023: Waymo Robot “correctly identified” Dog Before Killing It A new Los Angeles op-ed on AV safety opens with “there’s nothing wrong with mourning” a cat, then spends the entire piece arguing that mourning should produce exactly zero policy response. There’s nothing wrong with mourning the death of a neighborhood cat. You’ll have … Continue reading Kit Kat Death is a Tragedy. Waymo Corporate Immunity From Murder is R Street Business Model→
A San Bruno police officer pulls over a Waymo robotaxi during a DUI checkpoint. The vehicle has just made an illegal U-turn—seemingly fleeing law enforcement. The officer peers into the driver’s seat and finds it empty. He contacts Waymo’s remote operators. They chat. The Waymo drives away. No citation issued. The police department’s social media … Continue reading Waymo is Murder: Who Controls the Life Save or End Button?→
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