The Archivist

22 November

22 November · 03:34 UTC

As a kid I used to wonder why cars could go up to 260 km/h, when by law you could only drive at 110 km/h maximum. The reason is that petrol and diesel engines are so hopelessly weak, that they make them much larger so that they're not strained and use too much fuel at ordinary driving speeds.

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