Is it like Tesla or a more traditional car company where major improvements are used as an incentive to buy new?
Sorry if this is a dumb question.
I’m at 62,000 and they still look pretty good but I’m getting a little bit of a shimmy on the steering wheel.
With gas prices the way they are, the savings are significant. Planning a DIY solar project to help with additional savings.
I think this just started this week. I get the warning “forward collision braking not available”. When I turn on SC, the light goes out. If I switch back to adaptive cruise, the warning message and light come back on. It starts as soon as I turn the car on.
The sensors are clear. I did get a new windshield a month or so ago but I have driven thousands of miles since then.
When I was evangelical, I believed everything outside of evangelicalism was either evil or had little personal benefit. I was not aware of the powerful teachings of Buddhism or the many other great philosophers over the millennia. I very much feel like I was cheated. Also, I was never made aware that some of Jesus teachings were not exactly original teachings.
After my painful deconstruction, I feel like I am more loving and compassionate towards others. Much more open minded, forgiving, understanding etc. I also feel more focused on social justice and helping others. Not sure if it is just a desire to find purpose or perhaps it is a result of leaving behind the poison of evangelicalism???
I frequently interact with folks that would be considered progressive Christians or sometimes mainline Christians. I have noticed that even in these groups there is a desire to hold onto obviously mythical Bible stories and spin them in a way that makes them seem useful. They make it seem like that is the way the author intended. Just in the last 24 hours I saw a progressive Christian try to spin the Noah story and the Tower of Babel story into something positive…supposedly.
My thought is that they are trying to turn a sow’s ear into a silk purse, so to speak.
Just wanted to see what others think about this.
Thanks.