Would yo use the hyperloop?

[AraSarkisyan]

I would. I could get to the bay area in 30 min, go to university there, get a job there, and eat at my favorite sandwich places, Ike's, which has a sandwich with jalepeno poppers in it. Which is amazing. My family loves San Francisco, we would defiantly use it (if the price is right). If this happened in your country, linking to major cities together, would you see it as a waste of money or something that is truly beneficial. /

 

for anyone interested http://www.spacex.com/sites/spacex/files/hyperloop_alpha-20130812.pdf

[Assassin]

I would. I could get to the bay area in 30 min, go to university there, get a job there, and eat at my favorite sandwich places, Ike's, which has a sandwich with jalepeno poppers in it. Which is amazing. My family loves San Francisco, we would defiantly use it (if the price is right). If this happened in your country, linking to major cities together, would you see it as a waste of money or something that is truly beneficial. /

 

for anyone interested http://www.spacex.com/sites/spacex/files/hyperloop_alpha-20130812.pdf

Compared to the 70 billion California to San-Francisco high speed trail, I don't see how 6 billion hyperloop is expensive. I would gladly use it!  

[Hazy125]

I'll probably be dead before it gets to a working state in Australia

[CoolBeans]

If it went to the correct place, yes

[M-ursu]

Well i would have to fly to USA, so it would become just too expensive.

[Emperor_Piehead]

Sure I would love to go to another part of Texas fast. The only problem with it is that the airplane companies will have a huge hissy fit and complain to the government to stop the construction of it.

[AraSarkisyan]

Well i would have to fly to USA, so it would become just too expensive.

Well if it was available in your country. 

I can also c ur sig

[eoso]

I want a High Speed Rail system like I was used to in Taiwan here in the USA, connecting all the major cities of each state. In Taiwan if I needed to get to Kaohsiung from where I lived in Taipei (Although who the hell would ever want to go there :rolleyes: ), I'd buy a ticket and hop on the train. I'd be there in no time.

 

Earthquakes are a big deal in Taiwan, and we engineered our HSR system to endure them. I figure the earthquakes in California should be more or less the same strength and/or frequency. So yeah, it totally sounds plausible, and I'd use such a rail system all the time. It would make our world so much more accessible and shut up the people who are more prideful of their state than their nation. "I'm not American! I'm a Texan, and Texas just happens to be part of America!" Goddammit.

[M-ursu]

Well if it was available in your country. 

I can also c ur sig

You silly guy who uses black theme

If that thing would come to Finland before world will end, i will be surprised. 

[cxz]

Yeah if it would go to the right places and not cost me too much, id love it.  Takes me like 25 mins to get to a decent town where I live, so from the sticks to big city in the same amount of time would be awesome.

[Lyons]

yyeeaahhh convenience comes at a price, especially if it is privately funded. It will expensive.

[Langdon]

Would be cool, I'd try it. If it takes a short time to get from where I live to California to visit my buddies, I'd use it pretty often.

[obsidian1200]

If it went someplace that I wanted to go, definitely. Otherwise, no, not regularly at least. I mean, I'd still try it ONCE just to see what it was like.

[Kerplex]

Well i wouldn't want to the first batch of people to try it out..