Probably fucked up and ran out of fuel halfway through a jump . <| sep |> military engineers modeled cavalry later tank obstacles after caltrops designs <| sep |> Is it a noregian Forest cat ? <| sep |> Baertschi has been amazing on both ends of the rink today . He ' s made some great defensive plays <| sep |> Even though selfdriving cars are real , there ' s some ethical questions that would need to be answered and trained before we deem them acceptable . The biggest one is , can we train the system controlling the car to sacrifice life if needed ? Consider a situation where a motorcyclist swerves in front of a selfdriving car . If the car only had a driver , should the car crash into a wall because the chance of the driver surviving is higher ? If there are kids in the car , should the decision to crash into the motorcyclist be the solution to preserve the lives of multiple people ? What happens when there are multiple companies , all selling these cars with their homegrown algorithms ? Does a consumer purchase a car based on the decisions of the algorithm ? Is the consumer liable because they chose a particular implementation and it failed to protect them ? I ' m not against self driving cars . I actually have a bet going with someone on when 15 % of the trucking force will have implemented automated transportation .