Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "Why Electric Planes are Inevitably Coming" video.

  1. I tried to start an airplane stand in front of my house when I was 8 😋
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  2. Nuclear aircraft. Skip the pump, skip the recharge. 😋
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  3. 2 things: 1) trains are ONLY 77% less emitting of fossil fuels in france? Sorry, but does france still use diesels or steam engine trains? There are electric (overhead catenary-pantograph or third rail) trains and modern (see japan, Korea, etc). Even if one says that the power must come from polluting power plants, France has nuclear power--green energy's b-stard child. It doesn't pollute unless someone or something has gone completely bonkers. And let's not forget geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind... 2) does the astronomical start up costs associated with starting ones own railway, auto, airline, and shipping companies show that modern capitalism requires govt subsidies and benefits to even function? There is no viable way I can see starting off a company even with just a small cessna (airline company) or sailboat (shipping company). If anybody knows a way that doesn't involve govt subsidies, being rich, or knowing a rich person, please let me know.
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  4.  @pspolygons  The paper airplane couldn't take the weight of my classmates. I started a weight loss stand afterwards 😋
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  5. That's why the US capital should move to Fairfield, Iowa. Population 9,464
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  6. 2 things: 1) trains are ONLY 77% less emitting of fossil fuels in france? Sorry, but does france still use diesels or steam engine trains? There are electric (overhead catenary-pantograph or third rail) trains and modern (see japan, Korea, etc). Even if one says that the power must come from polluting power plants, France has nuclear power--green energy's b-stard child. It doesn't pollute unless someone or something has gone completely bonkers. And let's not forget geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind... 2) does the astronomical start up costs associated with starting ones own railway, auto, airline, and shipping companies show that modern capitalism requires govt subsidies and benefits to even function? There is no viable way I can see starting off a company even with just a small cessna (airline company) or sailboat (shipping company). If anybody knows a way that doesn't involve govt subsidies, being rich, or knowing a rich person, please let me know.
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  7.  @icedragonaftermath  If the govt were the same as that when commercial flying began, car owners would need to radio in to their local ground traffic control (GTC) tower to request permission to taxi off their driveway and then radio another GTC for permission to change roads and highways. When helicopters are parked in people's driveways and you can take off at any time for whatever reason without needing to call air traffic control then sure, we have "flying cars."
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  8.  @icedragonaftermath  A skyway does sound interesting. Perhaps a faster version of the aerial tramways... https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.igSZU_uGx_iznpBkl9RsYgHaE8?pid=ImgDet&dpr=3.53
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  9. Wonder if it would be cheaper in the long run to build hyper-maglev railways over the oceans and connect nations and cities...
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  10. Catenary and pantograph vehicles. The electricity comes externally from the wires above or third rail below.
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  11. Dieselpreet singh: that was for you...don't know why it didn't tag you for my reply. Sorry
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  12. I would hardly call a 17,500 employee and 272 fleet airline a mom and pop. I imagine this didn't start as one guy flying a $100 used cessna to eventually build his corporate empire...😋 2 things: 1) trains are ONLY 77% less emitting of fossil fuels in france? Sorry, but does france still use diesels or steam engine trains? There are electric (overhead catenary-pantograph or third rail) trains and modern (see japan, Korea, etc). Even if one says that the power must come from polluting power plants, France has nuclear power--green energy's b-stard child. It doesn't pollute unless someone or something has gone completely bonkers. And let's not forget geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind... 2) does the astronomical start up costs associated with starting ones own railway, auto, airline, and shipping companies show that modern capitalism requires govt subsidies and benefits to even function? There is no viable way I can see starting off a company even with just a small cessna (airline company) or sailboat (shipping company). If anybody knows a way that doesn't involve govt subsidies, being rich, or knowing a rich person, please let me know.
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  13. 2 things: 1) trains are ONLY 77% less emitting of fossil fuels in france? Sorry, but does france still use diesels or steam engine trains? There are electric (overhead catenary-pantograph or third rail) trains and modern (see japan, Korea, etc). Even if one says that the power must come from polluting power plants, France has nuclear power--green energy's b-stard child. It doesn't pollute unless someone or something has gone completely bonkers. And let's not forget geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind... 2) does the astronomical start up costs associated with starting ones own railway, auto, airline, and shipping companies show that modern capitalism requires govt subsidies and benefits to even function? There is no viable way I can see starting off a company even with just a small cessna (airline company) or sailboat (shipping company). If anybody knows a way that doesn't involve govt subsidies, being rich, or knowing a rich person, please let me know.
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  14. 2 things: 1) trains are ONLY 77% less emitting of fossil fuels in france? Sorry, but does france still use diesels or steam engine trains? There are electric (overhead catenary-pantograph or third rail) trains and modern (see japan, Korea, etc). Even if one says that the power must come from polluting power plants, France has nuclear power--green energy's b-stard child. It doesn't pollute unless someone or something has gone completely bonkers. And let's not forget geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind... 2) does the astronomical start up costs associated with starting ones own railway, auto, airline, and shipping companies show that modern capitalism requires govt subsidies and benefits to even function? There is no viable way I can see starting off a company even with just a small cessna (airline company) or sailboat (shipping company). If anybody knows a way that doesn't involve govt subsidies, being rich, or knowing a rich person, please let me know.
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  15. That would be wending over backwards...
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  16. How about helium (or hydrogen from water electrolysis) since discussed cruise blimps? Can be transoceanic or across land. We already know how to fix the Hindenburg issue... Or, you know, zoom and google street view for business and tours, respectively. I foresee even fully immersive VR business and tours combined.
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  17.  @supern0vae  Water electrolysis? By-product is oxygen.
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  18.  @Grofvolkoren  Traditional method: Throwing out excessive weight. Luggage, annoying passengers...😋 Always obey your flight attendant 😉
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  19. 2 things: 1) trains are ONLY 77% less emitting of fossil fuels in france? Sorry, but does france still use diesels or steam engine trains? There are electric (overhead catenary-pantograph or third rail) trains and modern (see japan, Korea, etc). Even if one says that the power must come from polluting power plants, France has nuclear power--green energy's b-stard child. It doesn't pollute unless someone or something has gone completely bonkers. And let's not forget geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind... 2) does the astronomical start up costs associated with starting ones own railway, auto, airline, and shipping companies show that modern capitalism requires govt subsidies and benefits to even function? There is no viable way I can see starting off a company even with just a small cessna (airline company) or sailboat (shipping company). If anybody knows a way that doesn't involve govt subsidies, being rich, or knowing a rich person, please let me know.
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