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Even if it could be operated safely by a person, it still would have no practical value. This is not a transport feat, it's an engineering/brand feat.
by dalbasal 7y ago
Even if it could be operated safely by a person, it still would have no practical value. This is not a transport feat, it's an engineering/brand feat.
- Tempest1981 7y agoI love engineering feats.
- beatgammit 7y agoHow is it not practical? We have race tracks in my area, so if I owned one of these, I'd get a ton of use out of it destroying other people on the track. That's pretty practical from my perspective. It's not going to make my commute any faster, but that's not the only use for cars.
- kenned3 7y ago"destroying other people on the track." this isnt practical. also, tracks have turns and this thing weights like 2 tons so good luck with that.
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