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the hyper loop is… a Tesla ride though a tunnel? -- (link)
Posted by
hollywood big shot (aka pickmix)
Jan 7 '23, 13:57
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https://twitter.com/PoliticsAndEd/status/1611808191733727232
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if ever there was a spot for driverless cars you'd think it would be with this -- nm*
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Beaker
Jan 7, 14:33
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although, and I'm just spitballing here... what if there was a track for the wheels to go into and they couldn't get out of
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Reagen
Jan 7, 14:41
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Part of the reason for using cars instead of going with larger rail car carriages is the size of the hole can be smaller, allowing
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TWuG
Jan 7, 14:53
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"Introduce special purpose multi-passenger units"... Congratulations, you've invented a bus. -- nm
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Ender
Jan 7, 16:31
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Yes, but also not quite. More like airport rail systems, but with unjoined cars that aren't scheduled, but run continuously between fixed points.
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TWuG
Jan 7, 16:45
assuming the homeless don't take it over as a warm underground shelter -- nm
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Peglegpete
Jan 7, 15:19
Your last point is interesting. Is this what (temporarily at any rate) solves the southwest's water problem? -- nm
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rollo
Jan 7, 15:17
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The Southwest's water problem isn't really about how it is moved about, but who gets access to it and how much there is to begin with. -- nm
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TWuG
Jan 7, 16:52
Driverless vehicles aren't permitted yet. But, yes, that's the goal. -- nm
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TWuG
Jan 7, 14:35
So...subterranean taxis on an enclosed environment with no chance to move if the car has issues. This is *brilliant*. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jan 7, 14:04
The hyperloop is a fraud aimed at stopping the development of high speed rail in America -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 7, 13:59
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We need high speed rail, but that is a solution for inter-city travel and less so for intra-city travel. -- nm
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TWuG
Jan 7, 16:54
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That is so not true. Look at Europe and how their rail system is for people to travel all over the continent. We should have that for our
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Krusty
Jan 7, 18:54
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That's what "inter" means: between. Between cities. Intra means within. -- nm
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TWuG
Jan 7, 22:19
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Why is it good enough for travel between cities but not within the cities? Costs? -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 8, 04:51
Cars are not the solution for improving intra-city travel. In fact, they are rather the enemy of the concept. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 7, 17:22
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What I'm saying is the implementations as in Las Vegas aren't going to be a substitute for high speed rail. And are cheaper than subway lines
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TWuG
Jan 7, 17:49
1
ah, thanks for clarifying -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 7, 17:49
There it is. -- nm
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znufrii
Jan 7, 15:29
*DING* -- nm
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ty97
Jan 7, 15:23
yup. -- nm
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Remlik
Jan 7, 14:17
(In order to sell more cars. Like a chickenshit version of the scheme in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.) -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 7, 13:59
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