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US road systems... and European road  systems... are like  reverso-twins! | !sniwt-osrever  ekil era ...smetsys  daor naeporuE dna ...smetsys daor SU

I'll explain:

in Europe, we mainly  drive on 2-way single  roads. that means 1 car each side  going back and forth on the road. and when we want to travel LARGE distances we  have double, triple  and  in  some cases (except-until-recently-with-whatever-the-hell "digital roads" are 4 lane roads.

while in America (according to Anton T. Santucci explaining circuit buses with highway-metaphors)
normal roads have 2 lanes on both sides and highways are 2 lanes total. 

not comparing at which layout/system is better. our nations do what's best for its people in the long term
(or try/say they do...) just wanted to share the thought.

 

also if you're wondering why I didn't mention African, Asian, Oceania roads. it's because IDK about African, Asian, Oceania roads. maybe check out the 2 videos in the linked-images below? you know, if you want.

 

 

Eco Flying 🛫🌄🛬

this blog is a real #ThrowbackThursday to a piece I wrote 4-5 years ago. back when I thought I'd actually be a "proper" blogger. I know, I know it's sad. boo hoo...

but this blog isn't about ME. it's much bigger than 1 puny human, it's about... The Future of Earth. 🌟

travelling is such a fun concept. it takes us out of our daily lives and places us in a whole other mindset.
however it is killing our planet. climate change predictions from 2050 are visible in 2022. this is UNACCEPTABLE. no, more than that, this is

DISGOSTIN' 

back to the blog: my ideas to improve air travel 

1. why can't the wings be made of solar panels? in addition to burning fossil fuels for take off, because that's the real important bit.
the wings can be made of solar panels so that the plane can fly cruelty-free and the panels can help recharge the battery mid-air 

2. this one IS already in place. aeronaughtic engineers over the world are designing better engines and stuff to improve the flying experience both for people and planet 

3. airport regulations. this could work in parrallel to government, where both parties can set regulations and targets regarding emissions to seriously cut down.

personally I LOVE the idea of biofuels and the thought of cows wearing fat-backpacks (or buttpacks) puts a smile on my face 

I don't have too much to  say. most of the  points are all below in the TedTalks. so think of this blog as a re-post  type deal?

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credit to this Ted Talks video Ted Talks on Carbonless fuels