The point is that the article gives no context for their statistics. This is super common in science journalism.
For example, take the articles that came out after the vaping and heavy metal study came out. Vapes have heavy metals in them. Scary!
What they didn't mention was that the levels found were lower than atmospheric levels.
Mood. My body won't tolerate a high enough stimulant dose to be effective.
In high school I even had the opening credits memorized.
Just do what I do. Memorize the first 3 seconds of the episode so you can immediately skip it.
I'd really like to see the stats on how many human driver issues they had during the same time span
Huh? You don't pay for toll free calls. They were the ones who paid for it.
Also try screaming obscenities at it. Some voice controlled IVRs are programmed to route angry customers through faster.
I once waited on hold for Microsoft support for 6.5 hours.
Fun fact: After hour 3 they stop playing music.
There seems to be a sharp dichotomy between those with big and small kitchens here.
Ah, so they put Mr Crabs in charge.
I'm the opposite. I literally never hear the slack notifications, and half the time my Taskbar icon doesn't show I have new messages. My volume is at a reasonable level to hear everything else. I'm not the only one at my job who has the issue either.
There are dozens of us.