First Hyperloop Passengers: BUSTED!
Added 2020-11-17 11:57:37 +0000 UTCPeople continue to throw millions of dollars at Theranos v2.0.
The latest crap to come out of the empty promises machine of the hyperloop is this ‘ground breaking’ test. They show that you can put someone inside a vacuum chamber in an oversized coke can (nothing new) and move up and down on a skate (nothing new) at 100mph. These haven’t been challenges for over 50 years! We’ve been putting people in oversized coke cans and have them move around at 6km per SECOND in orbit. In this case, they didnt actually travel at all! They got out of the tube at exactly the same place they got into it! Why are they taking a victory lap over this? I do however have to give them a tip of the hat for not killing anyone here. If anything had gone wrong, these people would have died. If the capsule had ruptured, these people would have died, and if the brakes had failed, they would have smashed into the end of the tube (also fatal).
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Hi Phil, just spotted your Hyperloop debunk-squared video on YT, thought I'd take a look at Dunning & Kruger's channel to see what other misinformation they were peddling - they sure are Elon Fanboys.. But, here's a thing: "your" video has more dislikes than likes - you don't see that too often. Their other videos seem to have the 'normal' ratio, so I'm thinking people (like me) went there specifically to leave a dislike. Love your channel btw, keep up the good work..
Gordo
2020-12-05 16:14:35 +0000 UTCprobably THAT IS THE AIRLOCK ! ! LOL
2020-11-24 16:15:11 +0000 UTCYou know, yes, I am also skeptical about this, and it really is not clear why they triumph over this ... give credit to these early pioneers, they are brave)
VitAnyaNaked
2020-11-17 23:26:19 +0000 UTCDo they not have airlocks? Please don't tell me they pump the entire tube down every time they want to send someone back and forth... Why haven't they added any more segments to their tube?
Tony Hammitt
2020-11-17 23:11:41 +0000 UTCThey'll want to hold onto any patents for the time when we need to connect distant settlements on the moon or mars.. Do patents even last that long?
Gordo
2020-11-17 18:21:55 +0000 UTC
