Re: RE: parasailing
Actually, this has the potential to be really fun, assuming your driver doesn't suck.
Your body detects acceleration and deceleration, not speeds. Think about it. Right now we're hurtling through the galaxy at thousands of miles per hour, but we don't feel it because we're not accelerating or decelerating.
Now, a change in acceleration can be a change in direction without a change in speed. So, if your driver spins you around a lot and makes significant turns, this could have a powerful impact on your direction - it'd swing you around like a weight attached to the end of a string.
But, going in a straight line, that would just suck. I can imagine the most fun would be going up, though. I'd like to go skydiving someday - maybe I should go parasailing first.
Originally posted by Tps222
Your body detects acceleration and deceleration, not speeds. Think about it. Right now we're hurtling through the galaxy at thousands of miles per hour, but we don't feel it because we're not accelerating or decelerating.
Now, a change in acceleration can be a change in direction without a change in speed. So, if your driver spins you around a lot and makes significant turns, this could have a powerful impact on your direction - it'd swing you around like a weight attached to the end of a string.
But, going in a straight line, that would just suck. I can imagine the most fun would be going up, though. I'd like to go skydiving someday - maybe I should go parasailing first.


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