smokinliver
Can you explain for a non-american what this means?
I believe to have read that Inuit is the plural and Inuk the singular.
I am not sure though if one is supposed to use singular or plural though in this context (like “a girl od the Inuit” or rather “a girl thats an Inuk”)
Sorry for being pedantic.
Dude no need to get offended and even more so to get offensive. Maybe I do understand irony and used it on purpose?
Also strong of you to take the time to get some insulting gif but not even linking your source of the “healthy human brain”. (That was irony in case you missed it again.)
And since you seem to be quite anatomically educated in a way you can afford to insult other people over it (still a dick move though), you will surely have no problem pointing out stuff like the temporal lobe with the sylvian fissure and the angular gyrus?
Im pretty sure thats not a human brain though
(Sorry)
Yup that doesn’t sound all too impractical and I would love to see it (in my city).
The only thing holding it back is probably one city to pull it off successfully for others to follow. And as a open platform-like system cause in the case of Dresden/Volkswagen the trams were company exclusive.
I am certainly not but imho…
You would need many places to overtake since the normal trams go super slow by stopping every couple hundret meters.
And even if the cargo ones go slow as well you would need many more switches/sidings to places where you can (un)load them and switches are expensive to maintain
So even though the concept is super nice, it often times lacks the practicality as well as the financial benefits to convince networks to get it stated in the first place