So I'm curious then - if visitors will be allowed to charge their vehicles, will that electric bill ultimately go to the taxpayers? And if so, how is this any different than if the governor had a gas pump installed and had the state pay for the gasoline?

Per the article, Whitmer doesn't even drive an electric vehicle. Whitmer, who travels with the Michigan State Police, does not currently travel regularly in an EV. "This project is not about the current governor but rather, future administrations, and the market is shifting toward electric vehicles,...

Swifties have taken their love for pop superstar Taylor Swift to another level — literally shaking the Earth beneath them with their passion. At two "Eras" tour concerts at Seattle's Lumen Field on July 22 and 23, Swift and her fans managed to make enough noise and movement to actually rock the gro...

This is one of least-accurate months for weather forecasting I've ever seen up my way. Multiple times when the forecast has been "Mostly Sunny" with the percent chance of rain in the low-single-digits, we've gotten dumped on. Other times they really play up the rain, 100% chance of up to an inch, an...

I sure hope you don't claim to be a Christian, because your post would help you find a place in hell... I think you are the lowest form of human leech, sucking all the benefits of a wealthy society without giving back. You are also an idiot. God will banish you... Who died and made you the king jud...

Oh please. TC Talks is the KING of what-about-ism in this forum.

There's a difference between "scary" and "annoying."

No more interesting than every plea deal ever. Unlike Trump, who has multiple criminal issues, Hunter isn't an elected official. For not caring about the President's children and how said children may implicate their father in criminal activity, this post of yours from last year is interesting: Tru...

I assume he means the use of upper-case letters in the middle of words and the constant use of emoticons.

Hunter's plea has been (temporarily anyways) rejected by a judge and he now pleads "not guilty."

I did considerably worse on the '17 version, scoring a 145. But that isn't a normalized score (ie, normalized to 100 being average) and my percentile was top 37% (so 63rd percentile).

Better on the '18 version - Score of 219, at 95.2 percentile (top 4.8 percent)

Since only two people have taken the test, I would suggest that you two are statistically average. That depends on whether you believe the claims on the website. It claims that over 28 million people worldwide have taken their IQ tests (including nearly 5 million having taken that exact test) and t...

If you just scroll to the bottom of the page on the main link I posted here, there are links to all the other versions. I took the '15 and '16 ones.

I took the 2015 version and scored a 225/315. Not sure how that translate to an IQ but that was the score it gave me.

I took the 2016 version and got a 141 general IQ (140 for visual, 140 for logic, 144 for number).

I may take the other tests over the next few days.