Planes are faster bro, even with loading/unloading time, which is why they [sic] can actually make money on their own . .
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Which is why every major airliner (except Southwest) has gone bankrupt in the recent past?
(Also, planes are not always quicker for short distances, if there are actually trains going where you're going.)
Regulations most likely require that someone is on the train to oversee operation and help in emergencies anyway.
This is true.
Obviously, this train's driver was confident he could overrule the engineers, architects, and the laws of motion.
I don't see how we could know such a thing yet, let alone call it obvious.
Plenty of dogs will consistently catch a ball out of the air - you want to tell me they don't know where it's going to land ? Children catch balls many years before we teach them the maths needed to calculate their curves.
The argument was that you don't need to understand the physics to predict it. And the dogs don't understand the physics, but can predict where it's going.
Although I must add, my older dog, whose running days are somewhat behind her, can predict the balls path much better because she actually watches it before going after it, while my younger dogs tend to immediately take off to where they think I threw it and take their eyes off the ball, though they still usually beat her to it even when they have to make a U-turn.
No you can't. "Sheer" isn't a verb.
So how do you get the wool off the sheep?
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According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are totally worthless.