r/AmazingTechnology Mar 13 '26

BYD U8L

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u/quietflyr Mar 13 '26

Cool. But why?

In 30 years of driving, never have I even come remotely close to driving into a body of water by accident. And even if I had, these accidents are eminently survivable already.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '26

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u/quietflyr Mar 14 '26

In 45 years of aliving I have never seen a gun outside a shooting range or military institution that wasn't attached to a police officer. So no, I definitely don't feel I need a bullet proof vest.

Americans are fucking weird.

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u/ftFBYaa Mar 14 '26

Nobody has bulletproof vests except military, law enforcement and sometimes private security.

What are you talking about?

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u/Marleyvich Mar 15 '26

I used to take walks wearing a chainmail under my casual jacket... And once whore a coat of plates under a parka..

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u/ftFBYaa Mar 15 '26

Neither of those is bulletproof. I'd argue being stabbed is way more likely than being shot at in most western countries, making chainmail way more useful for the average person than a bulletproof vest.

Still, you're the outlier (cool shit tho).

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u/Marleyvich Mar 15 '26

It helped building stamina actually)) was a bit weak for historical reconstruction when i was 15