Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

2021-11-08 18:47:07

Take a look at the documentary from 1972

"Heading for 2000 – Preview of the World of Tomorrow. Available on YouTube.. "

People STILL want to shift?!?!

It’s no problem if you have the feeling that you don’t understand it.
I’ll take the motorcycle as an example. I live in the Black Forest, where in the afternoon you get on the motorcycle, give it gas, shift up and down before the curve, concentrate as you so nicely say, and enjoy it. Some want to take away this feeling of life from you.

Some like to watch fish for hours, these poor animals crammed into 180-liter tanks.. or to knit, but those poor animals who sacrifice their wool.

2021-11-08 20:03:44

Some people want to take away this feeling of life from you.

Probably those to whom motorcyclists take away a large part of their quality of life. But that has nothing to do with shifting gears. That’s about absolutely unnecessary noise. Just imagine, I stand in front of your house every second Saturday and Sunday in the summer and scream at the top of my lungs every 2-3 minutes. I don’t do that because I have to or because it benefits anyone. I just do it for no reason. What exactly would you demand from me? Exactly. By the way, I know the feeling of shifting. I’ve also done ~20k km on a motorcycle. And it was always embarrassing for me to start the (comparatively quiet) thing in the morning and ride out of the village. Meanwhile, I’m occasionally allowed to ride my father’s 250cc scooter. Also loud, but much more relaxing—because I don’t have to shift. But what am I talking about. With the coming generation of cars, the issue is already solved anyway. Motorcycles will be next.

2021-11-08 20:11:32

That is pure theory for city dwellers without children, pets, and hobbies. I would like to see how I order the off-road module that pulls the hunted boar from the field, the provider who likes that my one-year-old has pooped on the cushions, or that my dog has left hair everywhere during shedding. Or nice saltwater stains for water sports enthusiasts, etc.

2021-11-08 20:18:15

Maybe it is nothing for a hunter/poacher. And anyone who gets into their car after sports without showering, without putting a towel underneath, is just a pig anyway.

2021-11-08 20:36:43

and they need a trunk. today I had half a hundredweight of potatoes, a few rings of blood sausage, liver sausage, and head cheese in the trunk, last week meat in larger quantities.

2021-11-09 06:59:57

I explain it poorly or you don’t want to understand, in any case we are talking past each other. In my imagination, no one drives their car to the parcel locker anymore. They walk or take a transport module, or the exit of their transport module, which they used from their workplace, lets them out at the parcel locker that stores their package. The remaining 50 meters they cover on foot. No additional mobility service is created, but the existing one is replaced by a more efficient and socially friendly one. The scooters can also not independently load a package at one parcel locker and unload it at another location. It doesn’t even have to be a package. Letters, urgently needed purchases. The heating technician, who repaired a heating system at an address with spare parts that were already waiting for him (even better, arrived simultaneously), then drives seamlessly to the new building to connect the heat pump that just arrives as he and his two colleagues get out of their transport modules, together with the customer’s kindergarten child. There, the waste paper is loaded as well as the empties into the other transport module. etc. pp. The limits are in the minds.

And does the heating technician have his tools and everything else he might still need because an unexpected fault appears during the repair in his backpack? Sorry, but theory and practice don’t fit together there. Craftsmen will always need their own vehicle.

Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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