> Instead of having an hour commute to move a few miles, you could have a half hour commute to move 30 miles. Traveling faster than what the human body is capa

> Instead of having an hour commute to move a few miles, you could have a half hour commute to move 30 miles. Traveling faster than what the human body is capable of on its own feels like time travel to me. Horse, buggy, car, whatever... like stepping into or activating a warp bubble where your consciousness arrives at a place faster than humanly possible. Similarly, having access to information or experience (different manners of vehicles) is potentially a huge advantage or major pitfall. (Perhaps why some ancient maps indicate, "here be dragons!") Inversely, moving slow when others are traveling fast allows you to witness where those paths lead without having to go down proverbial rabbit holes.