Falling on Train Tracks: Venus Project Solutions: Jacque Fresco

[Laoch111]

The world will be a poorer place when this great wise man passes away. People need to wake up. Stop watching mainstream media. Stop listening to the lies of politicians and big business.

Albert Einstein: "You cannot solve a problem from the same consciousness that created it. You must learn to see the world anew."

[dayati]

China has built walls.

[badblueman]

I happen to remember that the baby survived without serious injury because it's small enough and fell in between the tracks. But nontheless...

If you really want to feel sick, watch 1:54 again. Now that is something to be sick about. Accidents are sad, yes. But somebody being pushed...wow, well somebody is sick alright. That makes me feel more sick than any accident or carelessness could.

[IAmIntelligence]

Humans are really truly made to think scientifically.

[MrIzzyDizzy]

what if we took the railgun project and instead of hurling porjectiles of death to mach 8 speeds -we use it on trains that jaque invissions

[masgeo]

The platforms of the Jubilee line on London underground has had walls for quite a few years.

The vid of that pram made me a bit sick.

:(

[MagnitudePerson]

Cant we just put a direct forced/concrete wall(s) to cover averything except the doors at the passager stations...

[crzer07]

@MagnitudePerson why do we need concrete walls, have you heard of platform screen doors? alot of stations in Asia and Europe have them but unfortunately if you live in NA then most don't have them yet.

[Watchdawg]

This "sensoring system" won't help if someone is pushed off the platform when a train is close, it will only help if someone falls if the train is within stop range. If someone gets too close to the track it will also sense that, but it's pretty useless. Unfortunately in our current system, some people have to die before something is changed.

[MagnitudePerson]

@Watchdawg Sensors+Walls. Ok!?!?!?

[Watchdawg]

@MagnitudePerson They never mentioned that, plus, that would cost too much money to apply to all train stations. Money, you see?, there we go again!

[Watchdawg]

We have had 2 deaths due to trains recently here in Sweden. They talk about some kind of sensoring system that could sense if someone falls off the platform, but it's still on hold due to technical problems.

[djsuperstar717]

thats true;

they do need to put a wall there;

when the train arrives at the station; the driver could position the train so that the doors on the train could just line up with the doors on the wall

[MagnitudePerson]

@djsuperstar717 Simple, BUT THIS IS ALLREADY HAPPENING, JUST ONT AVERYWHERE AND I DONT GET IT...

[DoS37]

@djsuperstar717

There is no need for a driver, it can be done automatically perfectly everytime.

[InfoPunkie]

@djsuperstar717 or just make it driverless so that a computer could line it up perfectly.

[snakeboy742]

@InfoPunkie theres those type of trains hes talking about are allready in paris france

[IAmIntelligence]

@djsuperstar717 Pretty good idea :)

[DigGil1]

@djsuperstar717 Even better: There could be no driver! When the train goes over a certain sensor on the tracks it could stop right on the spot!

[StuLuminos]

Walls cost money, Jacque.

[MagnitudePerson]

@StuLuminos Are you stupid? Averything cost money, but these areju st fuckingI MPORTANT WALLS, and we dont neefd money we need concrete walls, nothing costs nothing only resources you find... You make zero sense, fuck you, bunk this shity post.

[StuLuminos]

@MagnitudePerson I knew someone would mis-interpret my comment... I was merely pointing out the sad truth of the matter, that this is the way it is - money is more important than lives.

[unintentionalatheist]

i wish the people of the world would listen to this man