I've never seen them fully internalise that half the reason MURDEROUS, KILLER TRUCKS are so big today is due to the high safety standards in part due to their constant screeching about traffic deaths. Must be a hell of a cognitive dissonance, that.
American domestic market cars are largely the same as European domestic market cars. The whole size comparison is blown out of proportions because there are a few oddball tiny cars in Europe from that aren't/weren't sold in the US. The 330i you'll find in Germany is the same 330i in the US bar some software and minor hardware differences. Dimensions wise, it's the same car.
It's nutty how people still listen to this fat faggot, especially so soon after his recent incident.
More anti flying cars than normal cars.
Are they usually the kind of people who were told "everyone is a special snowflake" and got "participation trophies" as little kids?
Possibly. I dislike gloryfing stupidity. But I wouldn't want to pressure my child also to get a medal or else is no good.
You WILL live in the corporate pod city
In all honesty, that's one of the few things they're probably right about. We basically already do in the form of helicopters, and they require a huge amount to park, they have to be extremely safe to not take out a building, they cost an arm and a leg to operate and maintain. Hell, think of how air traffic control would work if there were 1000 flying cars in the air. The only possible way it would work would be if everyone was on predesignated grid paths, like you see in something like I, Robot. And there's the simple fact that it takes a lot more fuel to fly something than it does to convey it along a paved road.
There's a number of issues with flying cars. The first of which is imagine how bad a driver is in 2D, now imagine them in 3D. Helicopters are one of the most difficult 'light' aircraft to fly since they're inherently unstable, small airplanes tend to be much easier to fly.
I could see drones becoming air taxis, especially in flat areas, though ironically not in cities with all those tall towers. I think it'd be cool at the very least. And they're trying now with delivery services. I think out of all the future tech things, drone taxis are realistic.
Damn thats solid. Though it should be noted jet fuel is fucking expensive. That 16mpg isn't as good as it looks
And now Hamilton Park is one of the biggest ghettos in Dallas with rampant crime, drug dealing, and it's basically run by a gang. It is incredible how quickly People of Melanin can shit up a place. 50 years later, the neighborhood is probably worse than the slums that everyone moved there from in the first place.
The amount of human intervention needed to ensure that airplanes don't fly into each other, even with 50,000 feet of space to work with, is ridiculous already. Unless every DoT can afford to hire 3 million ATCs so the flight lanes in Bumfuckville, Iowa can be manned, I don't see flying cars ever being more than a sci-fi trope.
The salt is SO good. Fuck your EV station. EV's will never be real cars. And you guys yelling at thr Texan, chefs kiss. You can't write this kind of rage.Based Dutchman parks his American truck in an electric car charging spot. /r/fuckcars seethes:
Based Texan:
Regular unleaded gasoline is half that. It's still a lot man. And those fuel tanks are big.
