Perhaps we should just be riding bikes in the bike lane and walking on the footpath (sidewalk)? This thing really seems like the ultimate complicated solution to a problem that's already been solved... by bicycles! A bike is cheaper, faster, more reliable and it keeps you fit! Try joining a critical mass ride in your city. It's the most fun you can have on wheels.
Maybe I'm missing something here but how is it that in the course of 10 years since the body was discovered there were dozens of wild theories about the cause of death and nobody noticed he had a critical wound in his back? They could see the pores in his skin but not a hole from an arrow? AND they did a biopsy of his stomach contents before they took an X-Ray? Or was it only possible to see the flint arrow head in a CT Scan?
There's even something that looks like an arrow shaft sticking out of his shoulder in the photo! (Though I suppose that could be something the scientists put there)
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Perhaps we should just be riding bikes in the bike lane and walking on the footpath (sidewalk)?
This thing really seems like the ultimate complicated solution to a problem that's already been solved... by bicycles! A bike is cheaper, faster, more reliable and it keeps you fit! Try joining a critical mass ride in your city. It's the most fun you can have on wheels.
Maybe I'm missing something here but how is it that in the course of 10 years since the body was discovered there were dozens of wild theories about the cause of death and nobody noticed he had a critical wound in his back? They could see the pores in his skin but not a hole from an arrow? AND they did a biopsy of his stomach contents before they took an X-Ray? Or was it only possible to see the flint arrow head in a CT Scan? There's even something that looks like an arrow shaft sticking out of his shoulder in the photo! (Though I suppose that could be something the scientists put there)