Group therapy starts where the heart is

Are women hard to figure out?

   " The poet John Lychgate once said, "You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time." And you only need to look at these illustrations to realize how true that is.

They're drawn by artist and fashion designer Daisy Bernard, and they represent the fact that women are judged regardless of the expectations they try to live up to. Dress conservatively and you're frigid, but wear something revealing and you're obviously a slut. Likewise, women are often encouraged to be more assertive in the office, but when they are they're considered bossy. "Women are being told to take off their bikinis and undress on the beach," wrote Bernard in an article for The Tab. "But at the same time, we should keep ourselves covered up, and shouldn’t show too much skin. These ridiculous expectations are created usually by men, and in many cases by other women too."

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Automated Car

" Tesla autopilot Tesla Tesla's fully autonomous cars will be here before you know it. During an earnings conference call on Wednesday, CEO Elon Musk was asked about Tesla's timeline for fully autonomous vehicles. Musk declined to comment on any product announcements, but did say that Tesla's self-driving cars will be here soon and they won't disappoint. "Autonomy is going to come a hell of a lot faster than anyone thinks it will, and I think what we’ve got under development is going to blow people’s minds. It blows my mind," he said. It's worth noting that last September Musk said Tesla's fully autonomous cars will likely be ready by 2018. However, he also said that the time that government rules regulating self-driving cars will likely not be put in place by then, so Tesla's self-driving vehicles will roll out in some places at different times. Last month, Musk shared the second part of Tesla's master plan, which entails a strong focus on autonomy. In the near-term, the company aims to make Autopilot, its semi-autonomous system, 10 times safer than the average US vehicle. But once regulators have laws in place that govern self-driving cars across the country, Tesla plans to roll out an autonomous car-sharing service as well. The concept is simple: Tesla owners will be able to add their car to a shared fleet of Tesla vehicles whenever they want so that they can make money off their vehicle. Major automakers and tech companies — including Google, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and reportedly Apple — are all currently working on autonomous driving technology. However, like Tesla, many car makers are first rolling out Autopilot-like functions into their newer cars, which enable the vehicle to do things like autonomously drive on the highway and self-park."

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