Pakistani Larkey

[Southie]

Re: Pakistani Larkey

@SaeedinPakistan

Carbon fiber technology has been around for a long time. US Airforce and NASA utilized it for aircrafts, whereas F1 brought it into the car realm. The technology is still too expensive to be used in high volume production vehicles. However, it won’t be like that forever and we’ll have Formula 1 to thank once it becomes ubiquitous.

Sure race cars use a lot of fuel but there aren’t a lot of them. Would you rather people race on designated race tracks or out on the public roads. Making car racing illegal wouldn’t stop people from racing cars.

The logic in the last para reminds me of a right wing talk show host who defended gas guzzling Hunvees because there aren’t a lot of them.

As.for those racing on public roads simply enforce speed.limits and fine the bejesus out of them. It is a false choice.

Also if there aren’t a lot of race cars around how will this technology be ubiquitous.

Finally saying that race cars serve a purpose is akin to saying wars service e a purpose.- for technologies developed for war equipment aircraft etc r used for civilian applications.

Liken this Mr. Hunt.