Maybe so, but first time I saw it and it's still sweet.
That's what she said.
Probably not in most cases. You would need to have control of your body from the hips up (at least). It might work for people who have lost a leg, but probably not for paraplegic/quadriplegics.
yea, lets blame technology for why people are f**king fat.
really? seems like it would replace a wheelchair or the karts used by handicap people, but then again, like you saids, its controlled by hips and legs. Yes, the techno-alogy IS awesome
My logic is this.... A wheelchair is incredibly stable. If somebody bumps it, nothing's gonna happen to the handicapped person. This thing DOES have some ability to autocorrect itself, but how much? Can it really handle somebody tripping and falling on it?
I see exactly were your going. This is a prototype, we'll just have to see what ends up happening with it and what its intention will end up being. very cool device so far.
I agree with everything you are saying, I really think we are both on the same page. I don't BLAME it on technology, I'm just saying I think it has contributed a lot. I'm not obese, certainly not skinny. I have a couple extra pounds that I would like to shave off, but for all things considered....I treat my body much better than the average person. Not to get off-topic, we have a thread for this in VIP. Check it out!!
Yep that's pretty much exactly what my point was, but I think my point may have been lost in my post.^^Nah, Victor's not obese, he's actually in pretty good shape.
I do agree with Victor, but I also agree with what you're saying Hecz. You guys aren't really on opposite sides of the argument.
I think you would both agree that technology HAS had an impact on our society's weight in a negative manner, but that it is not the fault of technology. Rather, it is the fault of those who use technology while neglecting important fitness and eating habits.