Probably not. The state has been implementing Vision Zero as a statewide program along with several cities.

The two major highways have lower than average accidents due to design.

One of the state’s signature traffic configurations, the Jersey Jughandle, eliminates left turn movements on older highways, a major source of accidents.

The problem with that is that you generally have to fly with an ID and a name; a name you need to provide when buying plane tickets.

I don’t see how the face scan let’s them do anything beyond what they already can.

Mainly if other countries believe it is a country and treat it as a country. You can look at Taiwan as an example. For all intents and purposes, it acts as a country. Yet, almost all countries do not classify Taiwan as a country, so it isn’t really a country.

In modern days, recognition of being a country is generally handled by the UN as it is an organization of countries which recognize each other.

Yeah, but the real lynchpin is Acela. Two other venues for the game are Boston and Philadelphia. It is feasible to make NYC/NJ the base for the games while seeing games in three different cities.

The audience wins out over time.

Sure you have. If you ever have read an article that says “As reported in X”, that is a summarization of another journalist’s work.

Derivative describes what happened to the copyrighted work, not what slop was churned out by it.

If the plagiarism is far enough from the original work, it isn’t protected by the original copyright.

Advertisement. You don’t have to pay for original content. You just need to pay someone/thing to summarize it and get clicks for advertisement.

But what does she want?

You don’t have to pay for fair use.

The heat wave appears to have broken.

For a lot of people, the promise is not needing to do your job well if a program can do it for you.

The USA has never had an event to make Americans from shame for the country. It isn’t like the USA hasn’t done shameful acts, but there hasn’t been a reconging of what the country has done.

Got to do something once Americans got back to cotton farming.

People make a lot of money summarizing articles behind paywalls and it is generally considered legal as long as it is a summary and not copied text.

What’s a Dutch woman going to say when you ask for her sign?

Stop.

NJ got the finals for the World Cup in '26 in part because people could take a train to other venues.

Under this definition, it is illegal summarize news articles behind a paywall.

Except that some derivative works are allowed by humans under current copyright law. This has been degraded to the point where reaction videos have some defense as a derivative work.

If a reaction video is a derivative work, why can’t an AI trained on that work also count?

After MAGA became a thing, probably better that they are angry about that.