Except that in our eyes, the government suddenly limited EVERYONE to 50mph, even on highways, interstate parkways, racetracks, and private go-kart courses, simply because one very biased study with a very limited and very selective query pool found that people going over 50mph were at an elevated risk of causing an accident. The study was financed by people with a provable vested interest in having people drive slower and waste gas, and it conveniently ignored extenuating circumstances such as drunk drivers, icy roads, white-out conditions, hail, earthquakes, drag-racers, illegally modified cars, and one-in-a-million strokes of back luck.

You can wire up multiple cars to receive the same signal from a single "source", affecting acceleration, speed, braking, turning, and windows.

Implying that the software is not readily available and requires filling out a 500 page application and costs $5,000.

Using hardware to improve your FPS, or changing your GFX settings to their lowest, or even paying for better internet gives you a measurable advantage over people with slow computers because you are able to receive information at an increased rate than they are and are able to react faster.

We have already gone over this. More humans => greater chance of human error. That one dude who lemmings in and lets the ratter know there is a gang coming for him, for example.

Seriously, do not make me get out the binomial distribution and go through the math.

Multibox on linux: Run Keyclone in WINE. Documented on the dual-boxing forums with 6 seconds of google time.