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What year will they make flying cars, trains, trucks,vans,boats,,and then floating cars floating trains, vans.?

  • when i meant float i meant it like a hover boat and what year will they make flying planes in space and cars that will need wing s wing train and boat and what haapens when you combine all those things? and then what year will it all b eltricial?

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    I can't imagine why it'd be necessary to add that function to something that already serves it's purpose, other than for the 'cool' factor. I suppose if you have enough money it's possible, but I could never see it going mainstream. And even then, people seem to have a hard enough time as it is staying on the ground and following directions, so imagine the average person being an every day pilot. Boat's are meant to stay in the water, and if they were built to hover above water they'd probably waste a lot more resources just to do so, meaning it'd probably be pretty expensive just to use one. I guess planes could be built to go into space, but they're used to go from one destination to another, so adding that function just seems a little pointless. If you really want to go into space just pay to go on a space shuttle.

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They already made flying boats. They are no longer widely used because they are much slower than airplanes and cannot land on land. There already make floating trains. They are used in Japan. And they are all electrical.

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