Visite en Australie

I often find myself wondering: if I could live for any single day in the history of mankind (from anyone’s point of view), what day would I choose to live? .There is not a fixed answer  to this question and so i decided to make a list of places and period I would like to visit,:) Annoyingly hard. Some possibilities : Go back to a time before humans, to like 80 million BC, to experience a world without humanity. And to see dinosaurs. But my suspicion is I’d get there and wouldn’t be able to find any dinosaurs, or if I did, it would be cool for 10 minutes and then they’d be eating some grass and I’d remember that dinosaurs were just animals and animals are incredibly boring. Go back to 40,000 BC to a place with ancient human tribes. Again, worried about the boring factor. I’d watch them sit around the campsite and there’d be a couple dead animals there and some kids would be playing and everyone would be unattractive👅 and I’d realize that this was a bad choice. Athens aroun...

Drive or be driven? That is the question News headlines have recently been emphasizing companies like Tesla and Uber, technologies like self-driving cars, and a greener, more sustainable future through electric vehicles. It’s no secret that the auto industry is in the midst of a dramatic transformation.  I’ve been fascinated by these changes and am curious how these emerging trends will play out in the forthcoming  years or so. The dream of taking a road trip in which we pay more attention to a new book or movie than we do to the driving task is well within reach. For starters, we know that self-driving cars won't become commonplace overnight. The vast majority of cars on the road now have no automation features or only very limited automation, like cruise control. Some unknowns are fairly technical. How well will autonomous vehicles   operate in rain or snow ? And how will they handle changing conditions on unpaved roads which make up nearly majority of our coun...