Yes, locking up your wheels is bad. The same is true on a car. It is good that on small mechanical systems with feedback, it is easy to not lock up the tires.
On top of that, many ebikes have regenerative breaking, which makes it easy to maintain a good speed.
I feel like you’re missing that the brakes on current (decent/non-shit) bikes are quite satisfactory. And that cyclists normally dont ride at 28mph, unless going downhill. And that regardless of vehicle, it is up to the rider to be safe for the conditions.
The braking characteristics are not all that different from a normal bike to an ebike, provided they weren’t deliberately ignored. Ebikes having a lower centre of gravity also helps this. If you want to whine about ebikes going 28m/h, you should also be complaining about 80% of the cyclists out there.
Most people that do longer rides would be fine with that. On downhill sections you can hit that easily enough, and there’s wind too. It’s definitely fast, but it’s fine enough. It doesn’t matter what you’re driving or riding, you always drive to the conditions anyways.
IIRC that’s correct. Their paperwork is only strictly defining a man and woman, not just “two persons” or something like that.
It definitely varies on locale for sure. Where I live (BC) it isn’t much more to do, but still isn’t for everyone. Just to tack on to that as well, good transit options for the first leg of the trip is a massive help.
Wait till they find out it’s also damn near just as easy to go camping with a bicycle. Not the solution for every one or every climate, but it’s certainly viable for many.
Unfortunately I’m still forced to go back now and then for specific gaming subreddits and such. And when I’m digging down a rabbit hole of software/hardware issues on my system. All in all though I probably go back once or twice a week though, so it’s not that bad.
Hahahahahahaha you think anything you’ve said requires any amount of thought to interact with 🤣 you crack me the fuck up.
Buddy you wish anything you said was memorable. Everything out of your mouth is spite and hatred. I have no spare memory for any of that other than my own.
I’m committed to witnessing you be a trainwreck, keep going on about how I’m the one to blame in this fictional world you have manifested yourself into. Please. It’s just oh so hilarious to watch you argue with yourself. Spiral further! Spiral more spirally! It’ll be fun trust me 😉
So, you just plain stupid or only illiterate? I didn’t say I voted for ANYONE, much less politicians specifically working with UBI. The only laughing stock around for miles so far is you, from what I can tell.
I’m sure I could go on and on and on and on and on and on about how I didn’t say any of the shit you claim I did, but it’s pretty evident you would be none the wiser even if. You make a pretty good case for free healthcare though, I don’t need to be a US doctor to see how expensive your mental health coverage would be.
Very creative name calling. I’m certain that gets you very far in life. Also, even if UBI was implemented, I live in one the single most expensive cities in the world so UBI still wouldn’t fix our issues. And I didn’t claim it would. I believe its a worthwhile shot, and there’s some interesting progressions happening, if you would only spend 2 seconds of your time to look at them and decide for yourself if theyre viable or not.
Also, when you’re “laughing your ass off” at people being unable to afford bread, why bother adding the conditional that UBI has to be in for that to be a thing? You can start laughing right this very second at all the people that can’t afford bread, without UBI! It matches your vibe almost 1-to-1.
Imagine saying this when there was literally just a news story on Lemmy in the past day or two, about Oregon trialling a UBI dealio, with positive results. Oh and the like… piles of people who have disproven what you say a dozen times over.
Either, just to be safe.