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Delicious 4 year s ago
#6 - F@#K Ralph Nadar - he destroyed the Corvair, an awesome car with a tiny tipping problem.
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Raccoon 4 year s ago
@Delicious: Agreed! Proof positive that advocates of consumers are not always qualified, let alone educated enough to endorse nor condemn any product available to the U.S. consumer. Instead, they're led by politics and biased lobbying.
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Offspring 4 year s ago
... following this logic - tank and ship armor should be made more feeble and elastic, to absorb and redistribute energy...
Post: busted. Experts like these are handy resources to have, aren’t they? Perhaps if we had more trust in experts and scientists in general, we would all be in a better place right now!
What do you think? Has a good car safety design ever saved your life? Do you believe in the concept of planned obsolescence? Is capitalism to blame for everything? Let us know in the comments below!
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Delicious 4 year s ago
#6 - F@#K Ralph Nadar - he destroyed the Corvair, an awesome car with a tiny tipping problem.
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Raccoon 4 year s ago
@Delicious: Agreed! Proof positive that advocates of consumers are not always qualified, let alone educated enough to endorse nor condemn any product available to the U.S. consumer. Instead, they're led by politics and biased lobbying.
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Offspring 4 year s ago
... following this logic - tank and ship armor should be made more feeble and elastic, to absorb and redistribute energy...