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Consider an electric unicycle (EUC). It's much more compact, so you can easily bring it into shops and other buildings, as well as it's much less troublesome wh
by fuoqi 2y ago
Consider an electric unicycle (EUC). It's much more compact, so you can easily bring it into shops and other buildings, as well as it's much less troublesome when you use public transport (most models can be easily kept between your legs).
From the safety point of view it's not as bad as it seems on the first glance, especially if you don't plan riding on it faster than 20-30 km/h.
- MaKey 2y agoThose must not be used on public roads in some countries though.
- FooBarBizBazz 2y agoWhen I go down this chain of thought, I eventually end up at -- Legs. I have legs. They are built in. I can just use them. I can always bring my legs onto the subway. If they don't go fast enough, then I have two options: 1. Give myself more time. 2. Jog or run. This will make me sweaty. Maybe I will want to shower at the office. That's an option. It will make me healthier, if I do it. There is also a third choice: 3. Obtain real estate in such a way that substantial travel is not required. Clearly most people will look at these options and say, "FooBar, you are insane." It's simultaneously the easiest solution to the problem, and the most difficult.