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Originally posted by Nordlys
Because apparently some of the content belongs to Sony Music Entertainment, and they restrict where it can be played. (Or as the video tells me, 'Denne videoen omfatter innhold fra Sony Music Entertainment. Den er ikke tilgjengelig i ditt land.'😉
Ah right yes. They own a lot of rights to music.

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Originally posted by Shallow Blue
What, you mean, open-topped, with 10 metres squared of deck space per passenger, and cruising at an altitude and speed that probably wouldn't get you safely over the Alps and certainly wouldn't get you from London to Rome within 8 hours?

Nah, couldn't think of a single reason why jet liners aren't built that way.

Richard
We could also have ejector seats. I am sure passengers will be comfortable with the idea of being strapped to a rocket.

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Originally posted by ivan2908
that's my point. Why is modern jet liner built that way that you can not jump with a parachute ?
Try jumping out at 800 k/hr without a full body suit and armor, see what happens. They do that in fighter jets all the time but they have a heavily protected seat with a rocket to get them the hell away from the doomed craft.

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Originally posted by lausey
We could also have ejector seats. I am sure passengers will be comfortable with the idea of being strapped to a rocket.
As long as I can fly that rocket to my destination I'm cool with it. 😕

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Try jumping out at 800 k/hr without a full body suit and armor, see what happens. They do that in fighter jets all the time but they have a heavily protected seat with a rocket to get them the hell away from the doomed craft.
Not to mention ejecting has occupational hazard of causing permanent spinal damage.