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Try carrying a nontrivial amount of baggage on a bike. (No, the correct answer to this is not "Don't carry luggage." You can't solve a problem by chopping its
by derleth 15y ago
Try carrying a nontrivial amount of baggage on a bike.
(No, the correct answer to this is not "Don't carry luggage." You can't solve a problem by chopping its legs off so it fits in your problem-solving grid.)
- div 15y agoSo extending your analogy, you prefer travelling by truck over travelling by car ?
- burgerbrain 15y agoDefine your problem, and then make your decision. For this particular example, you can apply this sequence of logic (with thanks to wccrawford): if(Baggage) use a car. else if(In a hurry?) use a car. else if(Need to be rested?) use a car. else if(Need to go 150 miles^ or more?) use a car. else use a bike. ^ You'll need to set this value yourself ;)