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Still seems so dangerous lol. But I guess it could always be used for transporting goods if it doesn't work out for transporting people.
It goes without saying; certain goods. We don't want another East Palestine, Ohio situation.
that's what the tests are for before they deploy it, my comrade
Usually it's not worth transporting goods at very high speeds as air resistance is proportional to the square of speed
well this one's a hyperloop (vacuum) I guess so there won't be much air resistance to worry about.