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am I the only one that doesn't want flying cars? I want to be able to look up and see the sky, not traffic. I don't want drunk drivers ramming into buildings. I
by thesimpsons1022 10y ago
am I the only one that doesn't want flying cars? I want to be able to look up and see the sky, not traffic. I don't want drunk drivers ramming into buildings. I don't want to have to build a horizontal wall over my backyard for privacy. what benefit do they even have? I'd rather just have fast ground transportation
- mattm 10y agoI think they would have to be self-flying cars to make it feasible.
- thesimpsons1022 10y agomaybe this is cynical but I can imagine a steady stream of litter raining from the sky's as people toss trash out their windows
- oftenwrong 10y agoI'd rather just have slow ground transportation that's practical. Walking is a human's natural mode of transportation, yet so many modern cities are built in a way that makes walking useless. Allowing all to live within walking distance of stores, work, and friends would be a greater achievement than a society built on the flying car. "The paradox of transportation in the late 20th Century is that while it became possible to travel to the moon, it also became impossible, in many cases, to walk across the street."