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So you'll notice the two passengers sitting next to the middle guy are breathing virtually no pathogens at all.
Well, when we take a look at this from the computer simulation into real life, we can see with this 3D model that I built over here, essentially using 3D printing, we can see those same airflow patterns coming down, right to the passengers.
It's a pretty reasonable theory, but it leaves things unexplained, like why women are more affected by motion sickness than men, or why passengers get more nauseous than drivers.
But now an infinitely large bus with a countably infinite number of passengers pulls up to rent rooms.
Now, the infinite bus of infinite passengers perplexes the night manager at first, but he realizes there's a way to place each new person.
The night manager looks outside and sees an infinite line of infinitely large buses, each with a countably infinite number of passengers.
The passengers on the second bus are assigned powers of the next prime, 5.
All the buses' passengers fan out into rooms using unique room-assignment schemes based on unique prime numbers.
For the enjoyment of its passengers, the ship was to feature a flower-lined promenade, a sheltered swimming pool, and bathhouse with heated water, a library filled with books and statues, a temple to the goddess Aphrodite, and a gymnasium.
It's a platform that matches drivers and passengers who want to share long-distance journeys together.
To put that in context, that's more passengers than the Eurostar or JetBlue airlines carry.
And the fascinating thing is that both drivers and passengers report that seeing a name and seeing someone's photo and their rating makes them feel safer, and as you may have experienced, even behave a little more nicely in the taxi cab.
You're comfortably sitting in a fast and smooth urban train, along with 1,200 passengers.
But as gravity affects the cars, it also affects the passengers.
What happens if the cars start analyzing and factoring in the passengers of the cars and the particulars of their lives?
Today we have two billion commercial airline passengers.
Instead, the car is going to calculate something like the probability of hitting a certain group of people, if you swerve one direction versus another direction, you might slightly increase the risk to passengers or other drivers versus pedestrians.
But this person also seems to slightly prefer passengers over pedestrians in their choices and is very happy to punish jaywalking.
And, you know, walking through TED in these days and hearing the other speakers and feeling the energy of the crowd, I was remembering this quote of the Canadian author, Marshall McLuhan, who once famously said, "On spacecraft earth, there are no passengers.
And traffic management algorithms group riders by destination to get passengers and empty cabins where they need to be.
Buckminster Fuller said it clearly: "there are no passengers on spaceship Earth, only crew.
Outside your window nothing seems to be happening, yet the plane continues to rattle you and your fellow passengers as it passes through turbulent air in the atmosphere.
And, of course, smoother rides for millions of airline passengers.
And so they grabbed some very simple materials, you can see, and did this role-play, this kind of very crude role-play, just to get a sense of what it would be like for passengers if they were stuck in quite small places on airplanes.
We're a bit like pilots navigating a flight path for a hundred thousand passengers.
And I thought for a moment, and I said, "I think I want to die like my father did, quietly, in his sleep, not screaming like his passengers."
Yes, I want all your lives to be a joke, and that they have punchlines; that they have (German) "die Poente," as good as "No, they are for the funeral," "It's already in his wife's name," "Not screaming like his passengers," and "Thank you for flying Lufthansa."
The copy, which you can't see because it goes on and on for several pages, says that steerage passengers can't get their to bunks before the voyage is over, and it's so safe it carries no insurance.
The passengers who fell off the Titanic fell into water of just five degrees centigrade.
On that table you can see 48 hours' worth of seized goods from passengers entering in to the United States.
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