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22mins later and no replies... Mustn't be that interesting.
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F the environment and F moose !Big Rooster RacingComment
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JKBig Rooster RacingComment
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That's some badass technology! I assume those have to lay on top of existing roads... wouldn't the underlying concrete still erode and need repairs?Comment
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Great until some hacker gets in and changes all the lanes and shit!Comment
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Will never happen but is amazing!Comment
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sounds great, until you realize the government would be in charge of this, which means this is just another vehicle for them to rape our fucking asses on taxes."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser TytlerComment
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Will never see the light <rim shot> of day. Oil is too big of an industry.Originally posted by Taya Kyle, American GunComment
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"That lowers the cost of energy..."
LOL.. yeah, for whom...Comment
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That looks expensive as fuck.Comment
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This. Redoing every roadway, putting in that utility tunnel, the drainage and the underlying power grid.Originally posted by big_tiger View Post"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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But it may be an opportunity to overhaul our entire infrastructure, allowing people to revolutionize multiple industries. As a stand alone piece of tech (ooh, a solar tile with LEDs) it's alright, but what if you can combine with other technologies. What if it could work in conjunction with power stations that could recharge electric cars when they park? Didn't the video point out that this would be a good time to also update the power grid and telecom lines? What about the road also including a RFID setup that works with GPS and autopilots vehicles? i honestly cant think of what else can go with it but there has to be people out there that can come up with something that would make it worth it. Yeah, it's going to be expensive, but there is the potential for true long term benefits if it doesn't get half assed. It probably won't happen though, just science fiction, blah blah blah...Originally posted by GhostTX View Post
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Because building powerplants is cheap?Comment
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