What? It’s recommended you don’t go more than 3-5 miles on your first few bike outings until you’re capable of going longer.
Those lengths you’re suggesting requires training like marathons.
People train to travel 50km by bike in a week, let alone a day or a single outing.
Maybe you’re thinking of ecycles and other non manual bikes?
You would have to be in incredible shape for that.
For the vast majority of people, a horse would be able to take them further than they could themselves on a bike.
Longer distances…? Why not walk and save the money than?
They get bulk discounts for shipping, so they save up their weekly orders and take them all in on Friday.
Pretty standard for a lot of smaller shops, saves the owner daily trips too.
They fucked up by responding to you.
No, I’m reading the words that they said and parsed them, without any previous knowledge, why would the assumption be random? That’s adding details that aren’t even there lol.
You realize that resulting to insults you mind as well just wave a flag saying you’re wrong.
It’s okay to admit you were wrong.
You assumed wrong, when they provided all the information you needed.
It could be what you’re saying, but you would need to intentionally ignore the context of “which one”.
It’s funny you speak of bias, when you’re the one being biased and assuming based of everything being “randomly selected”. I read what the person said and parsed it, you didn’t.
It’s like having a police lineup where one person is a crook, it’s not some survey lmfao.
They did, it’s implied, heavily.
Asking “which one” means one is.
It’s not ambiguous, you just missed important detials.
Just use a random number and pretend you’re a listed company.
I never single said serving lmfao.
Who’s being Disingenuous by arguing something I never even mentioned? Also, using a not on sale ramen, but spices is just misleading and disingenuous on its own entirely.
The numbers are meant to not be exact, because someone always nitpicks and misses the point entirely. This is you by the way.
Ramen is like $.50 here. A packet of spice, $5.00, this really isn’t that hard to comprehend. Even your spices in your link are around that price. What luxury ramen are you buying lmfao.
Bulk stores too, you can even get ramen flavoring by the pound there too.
That one container of single flavour spice costs 10x a bag of ramen or kraft dinner as well, it’s just out of reach for a large portion.
Spice is a luxury, people would be giving up a weeks of meals for a variety of ONE, now add in a second flavor, now you’re not eating for another week.
Foolish to think they can afford the luxury of spices.
Uhh someone doesn’t know about drugs apparently.
The pilot makes adjustment, most of the flight is done automatically.
It’s like farmers equipment, there’s still a driver even though he can nod off and nothing will go wrong. And if it does, alarms go off.
And how complex is complex? They can make prescribed turns and adjustments, but not what you are suggesting. Got a link or something? And funnily enough, those would be electronic systems. Not the wholly hydraulic like you were originally talking about.
Do you have a point you want to stick to? Or you just throwing whatever comes to your mind out? Maybe google some of this first? It’s all readily available online.
No. You manually make a turn, set autopilot to go straight and level, then turn when needed, then Set autopilot again. Repeat.
I don’t even think modern autopilots are capable of doing what you’re suggesting here. What gives you this idea?
For much of the mid-to-late 20th century, Cessna was one of the highest-volume and most diverse producers of general aviation aircraft in the world.
Go read something.
Even Hondas have backup cameras and other driver conveniences. What does any of what you said have to do with autopilot?
And an autopilot can be as simple as trim control, if you think it’s only a total driving system, that’s on you.
Man pay better attention to the road while you’re driving. After I drive a route once I can usually get back there months later without nav.