The Hyper-bolic-loop

[The start of Dr. Drang’s analysis](http://www.leancrew.com/all-this/2013/08/hyperloop/): > I’m no billionaire industrialist, and I don’t pretend to know anything about the Kantrowitz limit, but I do know about some of the topics touched on in the Hyperloop proposal, and since I’m paying for this blog, I might as well use it. And the end: > I’m…

[The start of Dr. Drang’s analysis](http://www.leancrew.com/all-this/2013/08/hyperloop/):

> I’m no billionaire industrialist, and I don’t pretend to know anything about the Kantrowitz limit, but I do know about some of the topics touched on in the Hyperloop proposal, and since I’m paying for this blog, I might as well use it.

And the end:

> I’m not saying that the problems with Hyperloop can’t be solved. Money, time, and talent can solve any problem that doesn’t involve breaking physical laws, but I wouldn’t put my money, time, or talent in the hands of someone who takes me for a fool.

The stuff in between those two statements are pure gold. I actually didn’t read anything about the Hyperloop — it sounded stupid to me — but man did I love this from Dr. Drang.

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