adventurer

Tim Cook has stated there is huge room for growth in China. I believe their inflated currency and recent market issues/corruption plays a big role on why the guidance isn't stronger. The emergence of cheap Xiaomi dominance doesn't help, either.

They can wage their own wars. It doesn't bother me, really. I have had a Lyft driver who also drove for Uber, tell me he used very similar tactics. He and other drivers would accept Uber rides and leave those people hanging at the airport to protest Uber's price decreases.

It looks like it can or is maybe learning to. Two guys were standing on the sidewalk and it just murdered one with its antlers or possibly a head-butt. It was about to go for the second but suddenly re-spawned in the airport for some reason.

Well, automation is what was said in the article. You think it accounts for most of the 40%? That's pretty hard to believe.