You should read the article first.

I already read the article. You are saying

> Contrary to popular belief, "$BAD_THING is widespread" is not a defense of $BAD_THING.

in response to my pointing out that Tesla does something like this now. So I'm asking: why do you believe that Tesla alerting drivers that it looks like they're driving while fatigued is a $BAD_THING? Your stance seem to be a nonsensical knee-jerk reaction against a simple safety feature, so I'm trying to understand your thinking. Do you also oppose anti-lock brakes?

You should read the article. Also you should pay more attention, I wasn't saying that, you're responding to a wrong person.

I have and deeply regret the wasted time.

That's an evil thing to say. No, that's not true.

Stop whining and admit you're wrong.

> Language evolves

That's just another way of saying "words don't have meanings". Yes, it evolves, but to preserve the original meanings, that evolution should be slowed down as much as possible to avoid “black is white” effects.

No it's not.

What do you mean? P2P is commonplace, for example, in IP telephony, and obviously in many other cases.

> should the world not have yachts?

Maybe? Things like super yachts are just offensive.

You should read it again.

Are you recommending they read it again or requiring it?

Well, at least someone understood.