One More Lane
One More Lane
89 comments
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This is what the average American drives for their two hour commute.
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Don't worry, next year's model will be twice the size, half the efficiency, and only 3x more expensive than last year's!
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Needs more child killing devices
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2 hours? You're funny, this is what they drive to go to the McDonald's 2 blocks away
Source: I am 'Murican
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With those babies on the road, 2 hours are for waiting in perpetual traffic-jams.
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Not pictured: the aircraft that can transport this to any conflict zone in the world on short notice, to demonstrate dominance.
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You just have to zoom out to see this is all on an aircraft carrier.
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And the caterpillar road making machine that has to chop down the trees, burn them up, till, compress, mix ash with tar and gravel and level the road as it paves the way. The animals found obviously get turned into delicious burgers. Or so I've been would been told if and when that becomes a real thing one day soon.
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My American mind can't even comprehend it. It's like a fuckin' cruise ship, but on a truck.
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Sounds a lot like you're comprehending it already
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And there's a full sized passenger airplane just hanging off the side
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Cruise truck!
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I, as an American, never thought I'd see something that trumps my truck-boat-truck.
Brings a tear to my eye.
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The flags are pointing the wrong way. I'm having a hard time comprehending this, must be European.
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It’s AI gen
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Yep
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I really want to know the AI prompt used to make this :p
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🤣
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This would crack open any asphalt instantly.
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Implying there's enough solid, well maintained asphalt anywhere to crack.
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This is a perfect illustration of how a dystopia can still be fucking rad
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Just put it on a train instead and they'll be fine with it
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Nazi Germany actually considered a 3 or 4 m gauge railway (this is the distance between the tracks; the train would be about double that). In comparison, the broadest tracks actually in use are 1.676 m wide. The plan was cancelled following WW2.
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It's a Texas thing. You wouldn't understand.
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My mind doesn't need to comprehend it when I am this rock hard.
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The airplane is the chef's kiss, haha.
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Am European, can confirm. Well, my mind CAN comprehend this monstrosity, but it REALLY doesn't want to, so I'm not gonna force it 🤷
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It's like an Imperial Star Destroyer, but with grossly unregulated capitalism.
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That is the BP Verizon Super Star Destroyer.
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I'm struggling to comprehend it
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What is this, a car carrier for ants?
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I like the airport tower.
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Every day we get closer to Mortal Engines
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I still too socialist. better make the cars have to drive around in pointless circles
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Not pictured is the NASCAR track on the fifth level.
Pointless circles, solved!
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Obviously fake. There aren't any fast food restaurants.
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Don't give them any ideas
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I'm also really impressed with that tailwind.
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Europeans: We designed this to be deployed during disasters and states of emergencies to keep capitalism going
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Is the Phineas and Ferb's no-stop truck stop?
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SERIOUSLY NOBODY PULLED OUT THE RAT YET???
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Love the plane stuck to the aide of it. Also that the American flag isn't on top but something that probably exist or is just a glitch on the AI.
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Also that the American flag isn't on top but something that probably exist or is just a glitch on the AI.
It appears to be a Texas flag.
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Perfect for driving across the US!!
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He who controls the beaver nuggets controls the world.
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I think Heinlein wrote a short story based on this concept
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There’s also a Phineas and Ferb episode about a thing like this!
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god bless the usa
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To be considered a authentic american nonsense thing, it must be fried and stuffed with a lot of cheddar
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Looks like something out of a Dahir Insaat video.
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If Mortal Engines was set in northamerica
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I know! The things they did in Soviet were insane.
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/structure-relocation-romania-1987/
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It being 90% parking lot is the cherry on top