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  • I don't know who "we" are in your context, but strongly suspect my "we" is not the same.

  • I don't need either. We have a working health care system. My comment was about people having compassion outside their "circle".

  • I sincerely hope and believe you're wrong. Sure, there grades, but I don't think there absence of compassion outside our circles.

  • Nobody with a little bit of compassion laughs at stories like this. People read this with a bit of incredulity and a lot of compassion. We might make fun of Americans at times, but there's no humour here.

  • Doubtful, why just shield one direction of traffic if so?

  • That would only be effective for blocking access to the lanes in the other direction, these are mounted in the middle of the motorway, not at the edges. But I think the high beam shield is perfectly reasonable as explanation.

  • Ow. That kind of hurts, even if I don't drive a motorcycle these days

  • Now imagine crash barriers made of steel wire. I don't know if they are still used in new projects, but there plenty of them around and a reason they were called cheese slicers.

    Edit: I had to look it up and it seems these barriers are being or have been removed: https://www.femamotorcycling.eu/wire-rope-barriers-removed/

  • There's two opposing lanes of traffic on the other side if the barrier, I assure you. Cyprus drives on the left side of the road.

  • Oh, that's the purpose? I don't think I'd ever guessed. Thank you.

  • What is this thing? @lemmy.world

    Mounted on motorway partitioner in Cyprus

  • I feel my stubborn tendencies is in sync with the digging of heals. Some people deserve a virtual slap for being selfish little gits.

  • Hold on a second ... how accurate is this technique and is it usable as a non-disruptable, world-wide, no infrastructure required GPS system?

    Edit: Broke my own rule of not commenting before reading the damn article. Up to 2m accuracy, maybe there is something there. Would be a new Galaxy Positioning System if usable.