constantpodcast.bsky.social
A History of Getting Things Wrong. But in podcast form. One time I discovered that a submarine wasn’t. Constantpodcast.com
👤 Joined on 11 October 2024
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I sort of think the unabomber was less a twisted genius and more that explosive forensics is just really hard if you’re not using exotic materials. Like once they published his shit his brother was like “oh yeah that’s Ted”
Show PostIt was actually his sister-in-law who figured it out, and it was his pedantry that did him in. He hated when people said “you can’t have your cake and eat it to”, so the fact that his manifesto said “you can’t eat your cake and still have it” was a tell
Show PostOh, don't worry, they're not using steel tanks. 400 liters at 10,000 psi in a car should be totally safe.
Show PostI've of the many reasons this will never actually exist; if it crashes and kills somebody else in the explosion it's instant liability.
Show PostAs both a certified CAR GUY and an economist-ish, I cannot imagine a headline more designed to drive me, personally, insane. This "flying car" technology is neither new nor novel. It is not practical and would not sell. Let me tell a story of actually useful car tech that never made it to market.
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