Bonny Simi has always been a jack of all trades.
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Madeline Carroll is a jack of all trades, and master of all!
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The jack of all trades is also a singer-songwriter and humanitarian.
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Maddie Ziegler is shaping up to be a jack of all trades.
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Early reports suggest that INSTRUMENT 1 is a jack of all trades.
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What is a bard if not a jack-of-all trades, right?
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That's a CPU, essentially a jack of all trades that can easily multitask.
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This box is basically the jack-of-all-trades for book subscriptions. BookCase.
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You're sort of a jack of all trades, but a master of none.
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Or, as the old saying goes: "Jack of all trades, master of none."
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Forget being a jack of all trades, the Kindle is content mastering one.
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In this course, you'll be trained to be a jack of all trades.
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Glimcher is a jack-of-all trades social scientist at New York University.
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Richard, an intrepid designer and jack-of-all-trades, is always happiest renovating.
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Full stack developers are considered the jack of all trades of the tech world.
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We're always on the hunt for that jack-of-all-trades home decor piece.
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That "jack of all trades, master of none" thing is kind of dead now.
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When it comes to your career skillset, you're a jack of all trades, Gemini.
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Jennifer Garner is the jack of all trades, and a busy woman at that!
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" Jack-Of-All-Trades"I cut and color Justin's hair — and sometimes I dance, too!
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There's a new Elsa in town and it's Hollywood's jack-of-all-trades Channing Tatum.
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He fancies himself a "jack of all trades" — clearly — and he really loves his motorcycle.
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But the jack-of-all-trades debate really gets down to a question of approach.
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He is also an equipment manager, practice referee and jack-of-all-trades for the Badgers.
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In the jack-of-all-trades football universe of Jabrill Peppers, the strategic options appear unlimited.
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Even among all those masters, however, Robson took particular delight in his jack-of-all-trades.
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About as well as you'd expect a device that's trying to be a jack of all trades.
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One's a powerful veteran music exec; the other's a well-known, flashy, industry jack-of-all-trades.
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James Corden is truly a jack of all trades — Tony winner, movie star, late night television host.
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On The JobStarting out, I was mainly cutting and styling; now, I'm a jack-of-all-trades.
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Mr. McCurdy is a jack-of-all-trades with a refreshing lack of pretension about his art.
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"Guys his age looked up to him because he was a jack-of-all-trades," she said.
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McGuire describes herself as a "jack of all trades," balancing being a DJ, broadcasting host, and writer.
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It's a jack-of-all-trades, offering great gaming performance while maintaining a slim and sleek profile.
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Jaden Smith is a jack of all trades, but his music career, in particular, is really heating up.
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He produced films and movies in the '90s, establishing himself as a jack of all trades in entertainment.
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He may be a jack-of-all-trades and farmer now, but his dream is to teach music.
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Keiko Agena as Lane, Rory's best friend; and Sean Gunn as Kirk, town weirdo/jack-of-all trades.
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They're a jack of all trades, but a master of noneMany therapists aren't all that focused, Chong said.
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Jack-of-all-trades: our pick for city and outdoor lifeTom Bihn Synapse 73If you want one bag that can do it all and you don't mind a more outdoorsy look, the Tom Bihn Synapse 19 is a jack-of-all-trades that also happens to be a master of most.
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The type of apps, compiled by Kaspersky Lab, that the 'jack of all trades' malware was found hiding behind.
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Jack-of-all-trades Ryan Reynolds shared a letter from his character (and presumably best friend) Wade Wilson, a.k.a.
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With these latest updates, opting into Apple's jack-of-all trades approach no longer means sacrificing on specialized features.
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He's a brilliant excavator operator, and a jack-of-all trades, but he's also a yoga-practicing, nature lover.
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As National Review's jack-of-all-trades, he tackled everything from Tarzan to Tchelitchew, from Toulouse-Lautrec to Tolkien.
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Working on commercials typically allows you to be a bit more of a quick-and-dirty jack of all trades.
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A true jack-of-all-trades running shoe, the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 is designed to handle it all.
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"I can do everything, I'm a jack-of-all-trades, I'm a Swiss Army knife," Mr. Siegel offers as examples.
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Behind the mass of impeccably-coiffed hair and beaming smile, Justin Trudeau is just your average jack-of-all-trades.
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Lazar, who has been a jack-of-all trades for the Senators, has only scored 23 times in 83 NHL games.
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" That's why she gives every new analyst and associate the same advice: "Don't try to be a jack of all trades.
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THAT'S WHAT YOU DO. YOU CAN'T BE A JACK OF ALL TRADES OTHERWISE, YOURE A MILE WIDE AND AN INCH THICK.
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The most legitimate critique of Jeter's career is that he was a jack of all trades, and master of (mostly) none.
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The purchases cost him $250 — about a quarter of a year's income for the 62-year-old jack-of-all-trades.
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Build up experience, infrastructure and make a jack of all trades vehicle that can fly 100 people to mars and back.
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This episode was a prime example of a "jack of all trades, master of none" episode, which doesn't do anyone any good.
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On the day of the breakfast, Ms. Peterson, friendly and unflappable, was a jack-of-all-trades — decision maker, problem solver, farmer.
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"I had no experience growing anything but I would consider myself a jack of all trades," the 22019-year-old told VICE.
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Jack DiLauro was a jack-of-all-trades pitcher for the Mets in 1969, the only season he played with the team.
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With the Note 9, Samsung is pushing back into the jack-of-all-trades echelon that helped prior Notes find a loyal audience.
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This year's captain is Teddy Doherty, a jack-of-all-trades from nearby Hopkinton who entered his senior season with nine career goals.
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Or are you more of a "jack-of-all-trades" — someone who does a lot of different things and has many different interests?
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According to his résumé, O'Brien — a jacked jack-of-all-trades — has done zip-lining, horseback riding and rifle, bungee and harness work.
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Applegate, Cardellini, and Marsden deliver their varied performances with jack-of-all-trades mastery, slaying the bizarre material they've been given with marked realism.
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It's basically a "jack-of-all-trades mode" where you get to try out a variety of basic skills suited to different play styles.
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Part of the problem, as detailed by 9to5Mac here, is that Apple's TV app has been designed to be a jack-of-all-trades.
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Porter initially settled on calling himself a "jack-of-all-trades," but a little later, a more poetic turn of phrase occurred to him.
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The air force gave a few examples of what this jack-of-all-trades drone is expected to do, in its request for information.
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As taskmaster Saturn gently harmonizes with Neptune on Thursday, your jack-of-all-trades ability to change hats can help you tap into funding.
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Entrepreneurs pride themselves on being a jack-of-all-trades but you don't need to be involved with every single part of your business.
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When they called him a polymath, a term he loathed, they really meant he was a jack of all trades and master of none.
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In recent years, Apple has constantly taken criticism over the bloated, jack-of-all-trades/master-of-none piece of software that iTunes has become.
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This "jack of all trades" malware was a novel discovery, however, even for researchers who work in the deep, dark corners of the cybersecurity world.
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She lives with a friend, considers herself a jack of all trades, and is still figuring out what she wants to do with her life.
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"They don't specialize on that one field, and if you're a jack of all trades you tend to be a master of none," Chong said.
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Folk wisdom holds the trade-off between breadth and depth to be a cruel one: "jack-of-all-trades, master of none," and so forth.
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Jason Van Dyke will earn $12 an hour working as a "jack-of-all-trades" for the Fraternal Order of Police, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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In the self-driving vehicle arena, the Autotech Ventures fund will focus on companies developing specific technology, "rather than a jack of all trades," Garcia said.
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He was a Jack-of-all-trades, "averagely good" at a number of things, who happened to have perfect pitch and a decent pair of ears.
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As editor and publisher, he is The Gazette's jack-of-all-trades: He sells ads, pays the bills, edits and assigns articles, and empties the trash.
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Aspirin, the original wonder drug, has long been a go-to medicine for millions, a Jack-of-all trades remedy that is readily available and cheap.
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The Surface Pro 6 is a good jack-of-all-trades laptop/tablet combo, with a pen accurate and sensitive enough for professional graphic design work.
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"It was all right, the police being the jack-of-all-trades, when there was a necessary amount of funding for the police," Constable Chant said.
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Jovial, generous Sagittarius is optimistic about money—Sagittarius is the jack of all trades with many valuable skills, and you, too, are tapping into this abundant energy.
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For the naysayers, an entertainer is an end-of-the-pier jack of all trades, a suited and booted crooner-cum-magician with ideas above their station.
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As a true jack of all trades, the Italy native released his debut single "Break" to YouTube, as well as his album Call on Me in 22015.
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Thankfully, the jack-of-all-trades nature of USB-C means that you can use USB-C hubs to get those missing ports back — and then some.
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In the following excerpt, we hear the story of Jean Pierre Marseille, a 23-year-old father of six and jack of all trades: journalist, fixer, translator, salesman.
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But in trying to check so many boxes, the E-Pace risks falling into the forgettable category of being a jack-of-all-trades and master of none.
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While Cole went on to star in Riverdale, Dylan opted to stay out of the mainstream spotlight and, in turn, became somewhat of a jack of all trades.
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The Montreal-based multimedia artist and jack-of-all-trades continued his examinations into the convergence of new technologies, contemporary life, and modern behaviors, but didn't stop there.
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If you asked him about his research interests, Tom — in his typical self-effacing style — would tell you he was a jack of all trades, master of none.
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She wants me to be more focused instead of a jack-of-all-trades, so I can grow in my career path without being bogged down by smaller projects.
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The "jack of all trades" fighter, valued at an acquisition cost of $406.5 billion, has been plagued with setbacks including faulty ejection seats, software delays and significant helmet-display issues.
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These Jack-of-all-trades shoes are light enough for speedwork, cushioned for long runs, and have a smooth ride that doesn't fade even as you pile on the miles.
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Since endorsing Trump, Carson has served as a jack-of-all-trades, advising him in some capacities and speaking out against him publicly when he believes the businessman has erred.
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Scaramucci's chaotic 10-day tenure was marked by power struggles, leaks and obscene tirades, paving the way for Hicks, the White House's jack-of-all trades, to fill the role.
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But a former DNC official cautioned that the next party chair should be about trying to be a jack-of-all-trades and finding a way to strike a balance.
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"We understand the company's need of flexibility but their proposals will eliminate the process unit experts we currently have and make our members jack-of-all-trades," the union source said.
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Perhaps not much, which may be one reason for the dramatic collapse of Carillion, a jack-of-all-trades contractor that did a bewildering array of work for Britain's public sector.
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"We understand the company's need of flexibility but their proposals will eliminate the process unit experts we currently have and make our members jack-of-all-trades," the union source said.
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Amazon&aposs aggressive bid to be the "jack-of-all-trades" in the cloud is starting to annoy some of the tech giant&aposs partners, a Wall Street analyst said Monday.
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Why you'll love it: The Samsung EVO Plus microSD card is a jack of all trades — you can use it to expand your smartphone, action cam, or mobile gaming console storage.
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The sports enthusiast went by "Mac" and was described as a "jack of all trades and fantastic person" by former The Capital-Gazette editor Gerry Jackson who spoke to The Baltimore Sun.
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What he was, until other demons took hold, was consistently good in the kind of jack-of-all-trades way that fans imagine for so many players and rarely get to see.
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But their marriage gradually fell apart, and they divorced in the mid-1980s, by which time another man, Tom Willett, a genial jack-of-all-trades, had found his way to Amargosa.
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"It's not a pure security role; it's not a pure support role, it's a jack-of-all trades type of role, because you end up wearing a whole load of hats," she said.
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And if you find yourself in the market for a jack-of-all-trades laptop with plenty of power to boot, Dell and Amazon have a deal that might just be for you.
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But, while the HomePod may be able to do both of those things, Apple's speaker is shaping up to be a jack-of-all-trades compromise that ultimately is a master of none.
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Its design, keyboard, software, and battery life all work together toward that focus, and it doesn't even attempt to appeal to a broader audience or try to be a jack-of-all-trades.
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Researcher Erik Franco continued to be a jack-of-all trades, using his encyclopedic knowledge of Motherboard history and previously aborted projects to make Dear Future and something we're releasing in 2018 possible.
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Tua Tagovailoa: If you drooled over Russell Wilson at NC State and Wisconsin, you know there is something to be said about the importance of a jack of all trades, the complete package.
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Netflix sponsored multiple events with the House, which brought in Latinx luminaries like actor/producer/director Eva Longoria, actor/producer/director America Ferrera, jack-of-all-trades Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Riggen herself.
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An E.R. doc is like a jack-of-all-trades who knows a little about many conditions but a lot about how to deal with problems that can become rapidly crippling or fatal.
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"When you have so many dependencies on you, you often can carry a perception that, as the old saying goes, 'you're the jack of all trades and the master of none,'" she said.
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Coming out of an internship like this, a young professional will be a jack-of-all-trades with a proven track-record, which tells employers he or she is ready to make an impact.
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And because it's designed as a jack-of-all-trades for controlling multiple types of smart home devices, the Home app isn't as fully featured as dedicated bulb apps like those from Philips are.
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According to Gust's Latin American accelerator report, more than half (58 percent) of startup accelerators in the region are focused on a specific vertical rather than trying to be a jack-of-all-trades.
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Where the SN30 Pro excels, however, is as a jack of all trades for casual gamers who spend as much time playing classic retro games as they do modern titles like Super Mario Odyssey.
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So we've highlighted a few of our favorite laptop-backpack models and brands: bags for the workplace, a jack-of-all-trades, a weatherproof commuter, and a single bag for work and the gym.
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There wasn't anything particularly exceptional about last night's episode, "Jack of All Trades," but that wasn't the point: It was funny, and it was black, and those are two things that we currently need.
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From his childhood, Mr. Ross, now 24, remembers an African-American bootlegger and jack-of-all-trades named Haskell Evans, who hired himself out to barbecue for farmhands, birthdays and reunions in the 240s.
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Conceived of in 297 as the Vietnam War drew to a close, the BLU-2100 was built as a jack-of-all-trades to replace nearly all of the submunitions used in Southeast Asia.
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Mark Bramble, a Broadway jack-of-all-trades who wrote or co-wrote the books for the hit 22017s musicals "Barnum" and "242nd Street," both of which earned him Tony nominations, died on Feb.
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One of this season's cast members is Kai Wes, a self-described "jack of all trades" whose creative work has focused on making queer content and elevating the voices of queer and trans people.
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Jaime Griesemer Cutting his teeth as map designer on the Myth series, Griesemer eventually took on a jack-of-all-trades role throughout the series development that ran the gamut from multiplayer to mission design.
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And it does what a laptop user needs it to do without trying to shoehorn in other uses or try to be a jack-of-all-trades to work across different areas of your life.
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Bates is a jack-of-all-trades, who moonlights as an electronic DJ and has composed lauded symphonies, operas, and film scores, including the score for Gus Van Sant's 2015 film The Sea of Trees.
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Apparently a jack of all trades, he's also set to direct a live-action adaptation of the manga series Naruto, an Elton John biopic, and Laini Taylor's 2011 fantasy novel Daughter of Smoke and Bone.
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In the taped conversation in Thailand, he said he graduated from gold smuggling to arms trafficking, and later became a jack-of-all-trades, collecting debts for Le Roux and assisting in various illicit schemes.
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The enigmatic jack-of-all-trades Billy Monk, who was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 27 and was shot to death in Cape Town in 1982, was one such unlikely chronicler of his age.
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This month will find you facing issues in every area of your life, Sag, but as the sign that's often called the "Jack of all trades," you're good at taking on all kinds of bullshit.
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This month has found you facing issues in every area of your life, Sag, but as the sign that's often called the Jack of all trades you're good at taking on all kinds of bullshit.
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Every business needs a website, and your clients would much rather deal with a vendor they already know and trust, but being a "jack of all trades, master of none" is no benefit to anyone.
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In an obituary posted online, his loved ones described him as a "jack of all trades" who, in addition to reality television, worked as an advertising account manager, telecommunications project manager, special educator teacher and bartender.
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Carson, who has become a jack-of-all-trades for Trump and a prominent member of his inner circle, spoke with Ryan days before that meeting in an attempt to lay the groundwork ahead of Thursday.
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However, if you need a jack of all trades, a sort of Swiss Army smartwatch, that can track your golf, swimming, and running sessions and offers simple notifications then the vivoactive HR is definitely a contender.
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Scaramucci's firing by chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE paved the way for Hicks, who was with Trump from the start of the campaign and has been a jack-of-all-trades within the administration.
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Mr. Sirola was a show-business jack-of-all-trades, acting on Broadway, in small theaters, on television soap operas and dramas, in the occasional movie; he even produced on and Off Broadway late in life.
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There's been talk about Floyd putting anywhere from edge rusher to inside linebacker, but in my opinion he's more of a fit to be a Brooks Reed jack-of-all-trades type than an imposing force somewhere.
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These drawings show the influence of Zap Comix, Mad magazine, automotive design training, and a childhood in Illinois when boys learned to become jack-of-all-trades from their fathers by tinkering with do-it-yourself projects.
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Hire a broker who has a close familiarity with the neighborhood you're searching or selling in, say our experts: "In NYC, the jack-of-all-trades can turn out to be the master of none," Hamm says.
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Lowe had been recruiting locals for the cause, including Abdu Ghaba, a Jack-of-all-trades who had helped machine a set of bespoke screws for the Lucida after a batch got lost on the journey from Spain.
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My advice to others: It's common to hear that you'll work harder as an entrepreneur than you do as an employee, but if you're beginning your business by yourself, you're a jack of all trades, wearing all the hats.
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It may not be the best thing to be a "jack of all trades master of none," but I think, to develop your potential, it's good to have fun and explore different mediums that get you thinking outside the box.
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John, a jack-of-all-trades who provides everything from chauffeur services to tax help to several Asian massage parlors in southern California, estimated that about a quarter of massage workers in the Los Angeles area sleep in the parlors.
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Whereas civilian counsel tend to develop specific areas of expertise, the Army and Air Force adhere to a "jack of all trades, master of none" approach which assumes that JAG officers will perform best when they've dabbled in multiple areas.
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Cohen's belief was perhaps fueled by his standing as a jack-of-all-trades, a self-described "fixer" for Trump who managed everything from real estate branding deals and hush money payments to assembling a diversity coalition during the 2016 campaign.
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The Thing housed in a cinderblock sarcophagus in Texas Canyon, Arizona, was made by a man named Homer Tate, a jack-of-all-trades who got into the business of making mermaids, mummies, and shrunken heads from mud and bones in the 1940s.
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"In this first glimpse, he shares hints of being a resourceful, rough and tumble guy, who remains a jack-of-all-trades hero that one would expect from the man bearing this infamous title," a Dos Equis spokesperson said in a statement.
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The US taxpayer is footing a bill that, over the next several decades, will run several hundred billion dollars and involve buying a couple thousand aircraft, and critics have complained that the jack-of-all-trades F-35 is a master of none.
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The US taxpayer is footing a bill that, over the next several decades, will run several hundred billion dollars and involve buying a couple thousand aircraft, and critics have complained that the jack-of-all-trades F-353 is a master of none.
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"He has a restless curiosity and might've been seen as something of a jack-of-all-trades, if it wasn't for the fact that he's a master of so many of them," David Sylvian, a collaborator since the early 1980s, wrote via email.
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If you're making food for multiple people and you want the best jack-of-all-trades food processor for the money, then you probably won't have to read on past our first pick: The Cuisinart DFP-14BCNY food processor is the one.
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Rachel Parcell is the jack of all trades — from sharing her seriously adorable looks to giving us her mouth-watering homemade recipes to letting us in on her best-kept beauty secrets, the Pink Peonies blogger covers just about every category in the books.
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Pharaoh is proof that it's possible to wear your influences on your sleeve without sounding like a total faker—and it has the world waiting to hear what's next from Jansport J. —Larry Fitzmaurice | LISTEN: Bandcamp Cameroon's Jovi is a jack of all trades.
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The North Face Pivoter is Wirecutter's favorite for going from the office to the gym and back again, but Wirecutter also has favorite backpacks if you're looking for a weatherproof commuter, a backpack for your laptop, a jack-of-all-trades bag or more.
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Amazon&aposs aggressive bid to expand its cloud products and services and be the "jack-of-all-trades" in enterprise has started to alienate many tech companies — including its partners who find themselves increasingly competing with the cloud giant, a Wall Street analyst said Monday.
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SAN DIEGO — Several things become clear within minutes of meeting Kevin Mitchell, the former National League most valuable player and jack-of-all-trades on the 1986 championship Mets: He loves baseball; he loves teaching it to youngsters; and he can tell stories, lots of them.
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Last, but not least, it was pleasure to speak with Mark Peskanov, the jack-of-all-trades at Bargemusic, the floating concert hall by the Brooklyn Bridge, as part of a lovely feature about those working behind the scenes to bring you culture this Labor Day weekend.
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As a special forces team, Battlefront II's Inferno Squad is meant to help bring those fantasies to life, by offering a jack-of-all-trades group that lets players fulfill multiple roles, instead of the traditionally pigeonholed Stormtroopers that exist in the movies to only do one thing.
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Devices like the jack-of-all-trades XPS 14 failed to appeal to any one audience, and products like the Windows RT-powered XPS 43 never came close to giving Dell the kind of success that's enjoyed by the iPad that it was so clearly hoping to emulate.
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All this is to say, it's hard watching The Disaster Artist in that context without a giant smile on your face, but that would probably be the case wherever you see the giddy, fast-paced film, starring the jack-of-all-trades Franco in a meticulous performance as Wiseau.
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Hosting has become the ultimate proof that a rapper is a jack of all trades, and that's why Miller admits that he isn't afraid of what many people call the "reality curse," or the phenomenon of entertainers from different genres being pigeonholed into the less lucrative world of reality television.
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It also outclasses (on paper, at least) Canon's own "jack of all trades" full-frame camera, the year-old 5D Mark IV. That all starts with the D850's video capabilities — it shoots 4K UHD footage at 30 or 24 frames per second, and 53p video at up to 120 fps.
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Last year, she brought her neon-bathed jack-of-all-trades aesthetic to album length on Lune Rouge, a record that demonstrated more or less the full-range of her talents—pulling in guests from disparate worlds like Chicago rapper Joey Purp, the dreamworld-explorer Yuna, and pop technician MNDR.
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In the first episode of "The Get Down," the new Netflix series about the genesis of hip-hop in the South Bronx, there is a scene in which Shaolin Fantastic (Shameik Moore), a jack-of-all-trades cool guy, finds himself on the wrong side of attention from a local gang.
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Ask her 909,000 Instagram followers and they'll tell you that 18-year-old Jordyn Woods is a jack of all trades: She's a social media star, a model with Wilhelmina Curve (she's appeared in the likes of Complex and Galore), an L.A. socialite, and a vocal advocate of body positivity.
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Loneliness and hurt are often an artist's first tools, and Morrison put hers to work by remembering and writing about the world she'd come from: the funk of poverty as well as its flowers, the ghost stories that her father, a welder and a Jack-of-all-trades, told his children.
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Outfit with the Google-powered operating system, WearOS, and packed with more multi-sport compatibility than most people will know what to do with, the Suunto 7 looks primed to go toe-to-toe with Garmin's similar jack-of-all-trades Fenix series — for a fraction of the cost, at that.
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Enter Vagidictoris: a lewdly monikered SoundCloud jack-of-all-trades who's been responsible for a plethora of bizarre and clever reimaginings of popular music from the likes of Daft Punk, Pink, Skrillex, and the rick roll king himself, Mr. Rick Astley, whose biggest hit received its very own vaporwave remix.
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Kim Kardashian/Instagram We already know that Kim Kardashian is a jack of all trades, mastering any job she sets her mind to from turning selfies into a full time profession and then an art form, to running a multi-million dollar video game empire and nationwide chain of mid-range boutiques.
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Fans of the show's original cast and creative team will be pleased to know that many of those original faces are set to return alongside Brown, including production designer Todd Bailey, actress Vickie Eng, actor Bart Hansard, actress Widdi Turner, actor Lucky Yates, and production assistant and jack of all trades Jim Pace.
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So in the offseason Jaguar Racing cut ties with one of its drivers and replaced him with season one champion Nelson Piquet Jr. The son of a three-time F143 champion, Piquet Jr. is a jack-of-all-trades in the racing world, having competed in everything from F1 to various levels of NASCAR.
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Actually it's kind of both, and while that puts it in the awkward position of being a jack-of-all-trades and master-of-none, the $999 Nitro Spin 5's Nvidia 1050 GPU should be good enough to play most AAA titles at full HD, as long as you don't mind turning the settings down a bit.
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"Marketing has been disrupted by digital for 10 years: CMOs now have to be jack of all trades more than ever, they have to be chief transformation officers, they have to be chief digital officers and they need the best access to technology to make sure they are talking to customers in the right way," he told Marketing Media Money via phone.
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Detroit jack-of-all-trades Jimmy Edgar explained his label's name Ultramajic as owing to its focus on "futuristic music, digital shamanism and virtual altars," while Glasgow-based producer Nightwave named her 2013 release "Magic Carpet" because of the track's use of samples reminiscent of "old Aladdin-type movies and Prince of Persia games" while calling her label Heka Trax because of her love for Ancient Egyptian magic.
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Unless you are a fan of sitting in traffic or having a stream of cars fly down your street, that means a terrible UX for the people not in cars – and a potentially a lousy experience sitting in heavier traffic in your personal AV. The solution seems to be not the jack-of-all-trades/master-of-none "driverless car", or even driverless cars on electric sleds like Arrivo or the Boring Company would like to see, but a transportation soup of various sized vehicles moving people and resources – with the goal of freeing up the shared public realm of the street for more human uses.
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