The google-sphere claims they use electricity. I figure they use the electricity to drive the motors, but really, no gears? Do they use some kind of pulley system?
It doesn't exactly look like a Swiss watch. Neither do I see an efficient lubrication or cooling system. No wonder I keep hearing all that infernal grinding going on.
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My brain shifts gears like this all the time, so I am used to it- it's an ADHD thing.
I just end up taking the silly claims more seriously than the serious claims.
But...er... I live that way anyway.
I usually ignore the silly claims.
I actually have one attitude when thinking about silly claims and serious claims. My brain doesn't have gears.
Sometimes I get confused as to how serious I'm supposed to take a claim.
I can feel the crank/burn/shift. And what Fixedd said.
You should try one of the latest biological wonders: gearless brains.
If the brains don't have gears however do they work?
Well, they've been around for some time now.
You could google them.
The google-sphere claims they use electricity. I figure they use the electricity to drive the motors, but really, no gears? Do they use some kind of pulley system?
They are far more efficient than that.
It's a series of tubes.
They're all silly.
Get CVT.
CVT = no torque, no torque = no fun.
fr pnt.
Lucifer, why are you wearing that ridiculous shirt? Get some proper foot-high lapels on it at once!
It doesn't exactly look like a Swiss watch. Neither do I see an efficient lubrication or cooling system. No wonder I keep hearing all that infernal grinding going on.
Oh, you're doing it wrong! You're SUPPOSED to squirt water-based lubricant (like KY-liquid) in your ear once a day!
Maybe you should check the clutch
Double declutch for nonsynchro brains.