If you’ve believed everything up until now, cars that are qualified to utilize these tunnels won’t breakdown.
Mr. Musk must be going for breakfast at Milliway’s with the number of impossible things he’s pulling off.
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At least he’s not trying to sell the atmospheric railway any more. He’s entered the Segway phase of his P. T. Barnum career.
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It’s not so much a hyper loop as a hypo loop.
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A sub-circle cee?
Sure, Elon… sure.
BUT… he’s a socialist! He said so himself! /s
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Can people stop calling falsehoods “myths”?
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I know, right? Myths are stories that we know are fictional, but that have some sort of essential truth to them… lies are lies.
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factoids! ( but language moves on, and i guess that word doesn’t mean what it once did. literally decimated now )
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I see what you’re doing there, but, still, ow.
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Yes, what do I know…
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just thinking of a word that those article writers could substitute for “myth”
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I mean, just because myth is employed in other ways doesn’t mean it stopped meaning what I said. I can be both…
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The 106th Indian Science Congress, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, runs from 3-7 January.
The head of a southern Indian university cited an old Hindu text as proof that stem cell research was discovered in India thousands of years ago.
G Nageshwar Rao, vice chancellor of Andhra University, also said a demon king from the Hindu religious epic, Ramayana, had 24 types of aircraft and a network of landing strips in modern day Sri Lanka.
Another scientist from a university in the southern state of Tamil Nadu told conference attendees that Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein were both wrong and that gravitational waves should be renamed “Narendra Modi Waves”.
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Yeah, this is a thing. I’ve had people try to tell me stuff like this in general conversation.
It’s partly patriotism, and partly leftover 19th century anthropology (the same incorrect stuff Hitler was drawing from).
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… This has very much gasted my flabber.
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Reminds me of the n-rays affair, another instance where nationalism overcame science.
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