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Now consider that kinetic energy increases with the square of velocity. Going from 60mph to 80mph may save some time on a really long road trip but increases t
by covfiefy 6y ago
Now consider that kinetic energy increases with the square of velocity.
Going from 60mph to 80mph may save some time on a really long road trip but increases the energy you'll feel in a crash by 77%
- sethc2 6y agoGood point, though not as if my 20 something self would’ve thought of that. I would go like 125mph on the 520 floating bridge on my motorcycle, because.... I have no idea. :)