I love your positivity, and agree with your overall premise, but let's not get too carried away: > catch a nap in an actual bed, use my cellphone and wifi, col

I love your positivity, and agree with your overall premise, but let's not get too carried away: > catch a nap in an actual bed, use my cellphone and wifi, collaborate with colleagues, eat good food * Can you recommend a fast train service with affordable sleeper cars; I'm not aware of one? * Mobile phones frequently drop signal moving between cells on fast trains, as anyone trying to stay connected to a meeting will have experienced * My experience of train wifi (at least, in France, UK, Germany, Switzerland) is that it's also patchy and unreliable (does it rely on the same patchy mobile networks?) * Almost without exception, the food I've experienced on trains is very similar to that available on budget airlines - plastic-packed ready-made soups, noodles, sandwiches, etc. Socially and environmentally, though, it's far more pleasant on a train. :)