Economic analyzes on the passage from 90 km / h to 80 km / h in France ...

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by phil53 » 22/06/18, 07:40

I'm surprised that in a forum with an ecological tendency we defend the speed.
Speed ​​is an energy expenditure that inevitably destroys or at least transforms our environment.
Are we happier when we go faster and do more things?
Speed ​​would create wealth, but wealth, to what?
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by Leo Maximus » 22/06/18, 09:16

phil53 wrote:Are we happier when we go faster and do more things?
Speed ​​would create wealth, but wealth, to what?

Answer: YES.

Speed ​​creates interior happiness and richness at 95% (?) Motorists.

Why ? Because speed is a goal in itself.

The pleasure of speed is also observed in animals, horses, cats, dogs ... (less visible in snails) : Lol: though ...)

To make speed is to recover one's natural savagery ...

We can replace "speed" by "violence", they are the same motivations. That's why I spoke of "thick brutes".

Well, I hope to be part of 5% of people not concerned ... : Lol:
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by Ahmed » 22/06/18, 12:04

Phil53, you write:
Speed ​​would create wealth, but what wealth, to do what?

Speed ​​is the main factor of abstract value creation: it corresponds either to the maximum dissipation of energy in a minimum time, or to the speed of reproduction of capital through the sale of goods (plus the capital rotations increase in at a given time, this capital increases). This factor is therefore omnipresent and therefore in transport (acceleration of deliveries, zero inventories ...), even when the speed does not correspond directly to these purposes.
Time represents the limit of valorization of the value, that is why it has always represented, since the beginnings of capitalism, a major stake which influenced the durations of work, the work of night (thank you the electric bulb! ), the quest for productivity and the obsession with the pendulum.
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by Adrien (ex-nico239) » 22/06/18, 12:39

phil53 wrote:I'm surprised that in a forum with an ecological tendency we defend the speed.
Speed ​​is an energy expenditure that inevitably destroys or at least transforms our environment.
Are we happier when we go faster and do more things?
Speed ​​would create wealth, but wealth, to what?


Very interesting your reflection ....

Although the bottom subject is not speed but mortality or accident factor due to speed

But whatever

Yes slow life is interesting in many ways ....

But the best is to ask you how much you drive on the county roads: (soon) 80 or less?

From your answer comes all the rest.

One thing is certain: the faster you spend less time in your car, more risk of accidents you take, more time in your garden you pass ....

Each place his personal cursor where he wants but what is ON is that everyone has a slider .... and this slider necessarily leads to make choices.

Extreme example the Amish who count their movements in hours instead of minutes: but it is a choice of life.

Another possibility is to minimize your movements: never move from home or move the minimum possible is another choice of life

If not for the majority of individuals, the difference between a fast rover (100-110km / h) and a slow rider (70 / 80) on national is how much?

If I am not mistaken 50km at 80km / h you put 37mn
The same at 110km / h you put 27mn
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by Christophe » 22/06/18, 14:01

Leo Maximus wrote:We can replace "speed" by "violence", they are the same motivations. That's why I spoke of "thick brutes".


And also, I think, by "height" or "altitude" for all paraglider or free flight pilots * : Cheesy:

Leo Maximus wrote:Well, I hope to be part of 5% of people not concerned ... : Lol:


* not me! So I am a thick brute driver! : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:
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by Ahmed » 22/06/18, 14:30

Phil53, you write:
Speed ​​is an energy expenditure that inevitably destroys or at least transforms our environment.

This completes the previous analysis: Temes (or technological memes) modify our environment and this modification produces a new adaptation which, in turn, favors new modifications. Therefore, we understand that in this race between modification and adaptation, speed plays an essential adaptive role. However, it is clear that speed, in fine, plays against humans and not only on the road! Speed ​​is indeed an attribute of the machine and if humans are so sensitive, it is only because of the psychic alienation by the temes.
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by Leo Maximus » 22/06/18, 17:01

Christophe wrote:
Leo Maximus wrote:We can replace "speed" by "violence", they are the same motivations. That's why I spoke of "thick brutes".


And also, I think, by "height" or "altitude" for all paraglider or free flight pilots * : Cheesy:

Leo Maximus wrote:Well, I hope to be part of 5% of people not concerned ... : Lol:


* not me! So I am a thick brute driver! : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:

:?:

"Road violence" kills every day, often pedestrians and cyclists.

Paragliding and free flight also kill, but these deaths are the pilots.
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by Leo Maximus » 22/06/18, 17:32

nico239 wrote:If I am not mistaken 50km at 80km / h you put 37mn
The same at 110km / h you put 27mn

Unrealistic...

Where is the secondary road where we can make 50 km at 80 km / h average? Or ?

I take the example of a journey of 55 km carried out almost daily on these famous secondary roads soon limited to 80 km / h. I usually need between 55 minutes and 1 05 time. So the average is about 55 km / h while I am still very close to the authorized speed limits.

What reduces the average speed are roundabouts, fires, crossings of villages to 50 or 30 km / h, traffic.

I already tested with the limiter to 80 and I did not notice a time difference with the limiter to 90.
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by Adrien (ex-nico239) » 22/06/18, 20:00

Leo Maximus wrote:
nico239 wrote:If I am not mistaken 50km at 80km / h you put 37mn
The same at 110km / h you put 27mn

Unrealistic...

Where is the secondary road where we can make 50 km at 80 km / h average? Or ?

I take the example of a journey of 55 km carried out almost daily on these famous secondary roads soon limited to 80 km / h. I usually need between 55 minutes and 1 05 time. So the average is about 55 km / h while I am still very close to the authorized speed limits.

What reduces the average speed are roundabouts, fires, crossings of villages to 50 or 30 km / h, traffic.

I already tested with the limiter to 80 and I did not notice a time difference with the limiter to 90.


Image you do not think I gave these figures only mathematically as an indication, I hope you did not take them for cash in real situations.

It is obvious that a very large number of factors affect the average ...

But the discussion is not the average but the maximum speed .....

You did not notice any difference between limiter 90 and 80?

So you can ride without worry with the limiter to 70

You shouldn't notice a difference between 80 and 70

And no more difference between 70 and 60 ...

And no more difference between 60 and 50 ...

And so on.... Image

Do not take it for cash huh ... but everyone has his cursor ... cars that roll at 60 on the national there is; just as there are many that drive at 110 on highways limited to 130 ... to double them or not that is the question : Idea: : Idea: : Idea:
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by Christophe » 23/06/18, 23:35

Leo Maximus wrote: :?:

"Road violence" kills every day, often pedestrians and cyclists.

Paragliding and free flight also kill, but these deaths are the pilots.


Uhh it was a psychological joke eh!
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