#65

yes

#67

The treadmill is going really fast though.

#68

of course it fucking would

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#70

the wheels move as fast as the treadmill makes the wheels move so if you shoved it, it would go forward

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#71

Genetically speaking, yes

But it identifies as a man, you’re not allowed to choose how this plane lives his life, torie

#72

I thought part of the set-up for this has to be that the treadmill is independently powered to run as fast as the wheels do?

#73

wait
how long is the treadmill?

#75
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#76

ok still yes then

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#78

So according to this, the situation I’m envisioning is impossible according to laws of physics:

#79

Even if you assume the treadmill is somehow able to match theoretical speed exactly, eventually there won’t be enough friction between the wheels and treadmill to hold it in place - you’ll get wheel slippage, the plane will start to move forwards due to the thrust exceeding the forces that the wheels/treadmill can cope with and it’ll begin to generate lift.

Or the wheels explode and the plane is catapulted backwards off the runway for everyone to be killed in a fireball.

#81

Well, the wheels and the treadmill will both speed up to infinity and the resulting heat friction will ignite the atmosphere and destroy the earth. So the plane will take off, in a manner of speaking.

#82

Who built this fucking treadmill runway

#83

Elon Musk. Anything this ludicrous is always Elon Musk.

#84

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#85

Or Kim Jong Un. One or the other.

#86

This is another reason why I don’t fly with Ryanair

#87

What if the treadmill’s going in the same direction, does it just plow into a wall?