Travelling with this thing is truly wild

1. The flight
2. The cab!!??

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Not only the CO2 content, but also air pressure being much lower than sea level. 

787s, being made of a composite, are able to withstand a higher internal pressure, which reduces fatigue somewhat.

Not only the CO2 content, but also air pressure being much lower than sea level. 

787s, being made of a composite, are able to withstand a higher internal pressure, which reduces fatigue somewhat. https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/1728/does-the-b787-dreamliner-operate-with-higher-cabin-pressure

the flying one is crazy because you realize how much of the jet lag and grogginess is just not having great air. 

it makes you wonder how much headroom there is to improve comfort purely by improving air quality.

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Feeling drowsy while driving? Every car is trying to kill us.

Disabling recirculating air does not work, AC or heating overrides it if the target temperature exceeds ambient by more than a few degrees. CO2 bounces between ~2000 and ~3000. (BMW X2 this time, VW ID.4 last time, psure they all do this.) 💀

CARS ARE TRYING TO KILL US! https://warpcast.com/shazow.eth/0xd99e84c9

How fast does it drop if you crack a window in the cab?

>5k in a car is insane. 

wonder how many car accidents could be prevented by just keeping the windows cracked.

What’s the lowest you have ever seen it to be?

You're in Bangkok right? If so, I'm pretty sure you'd be above 3000 outside.