A Drug War on Auto Pilot

Inanimate objects that might spontaneously synchronize themselves.

We know that trees are static entities when we look at their trunks.

Figures provide only a lifeless snapshot of a country.

Do you have a car?

I have a car.

I will buy a car.

He was run over by a car.

He has a car.

He has a car.

This is a car.

I bought a car.

So a car accident.

This car is my father's.

Do you have a car?

Do you have a car?

Do you know how to drive a car?

He has a car.

I've borrowed a car.

I have an old car.

Tom has a car.

We need a car.

Which car is Tom's?

The Decadence of the People s Car

Now comes the very risky part of my talk, which is to demonstrate that inanimate things can synchronize.

But those were just dry statistics. Images likely mattered more.

Entities such as the Sun, Moon, Earth, sky, and sea were often deified.

We have seen, and we have lived with, the limitations inherent in a freeze frame format that favours a fixed over a fluid formula.

That s considerably less than the cost of a new car especially an electric one.

Car 1, Front View

Car 2, Rear View

I bought a red sports car.

I have a new red car.

He has a car that has four doors.

My father bought a new car.

I would like to hire a car.

Watch out! A car is coming!

Tom drives an imported car.

A woman cab driver! Of course, do you think that women can't be taxi drivers?

One 1970s VW Bulli.

I was nearly hit by a car.

Which car is ours?

Can you drive a car?

Can you drive a car?

You can drive a car, can't you?