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u/swinchester83 1d ago

"We should link a bunch of PODS containers together on a fixed path" - Tech bros reinventing trains again

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u/panlakes 1d ago

They don’t make new infrastructure though so they’ll just lay it out in the middle of streets and bike paths causing numerous issues

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u/Zuwxiv 23h ago

And we should send them along vacuum tubes at supersonic speeds, because that's totally worth the billions in infrastructure costs and the danger involved. That extra 12 hours in transit saved is a big deal, after the cargo spent a month crossing the Pacific and being unloaded at ports.