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Message: Just liked the way the Boxster looked :-)
Changed By: RainyDayGarage
Change Date: May 12, 2013 03:51PM
Just liked the way the Boxster looked :-)
Change Date: May 12, 2013 03:51PM
Just liked the way the Boxster looked :-)
All those things you say are absolutely true, but the pilot of a p-41 Mustang might say the same of today's fighter jets, a an archer of guns, and so on.
Being "one with the machine" is a state of mind which can be achieved by increasing the demands when new capabilities eliminate old requirements.
- shooting further and more accurately with a gun
- doing maneuvers with a jet that will rip the wings of a Mustang
So it is with a fast car which does not require the driver to shift allows the driver to perhaps concentrate better and attempt a trickier course with more turns at faster speed?
The mind can only do one thing at any given time, to do more...one has to bundle smaller things into a bigger thing.
Being "one with the machine" is a state of mind which can be achieved by increasing the demands when new capabilities eliminate old requirements.
- shooting further and more accurately with a gun
- doing maneuvers with a jet that will rip the wings of a Mustang
So it is with a fast car which does not require the driver to shift allows the driver to perhaps concentrate better and attempt a trickier course with more turns at faster speed?
The mind can only do one thing at any given time, to do more...one has to bundle smaller things into a bigger thing.
Changed By: RainyDayGarage
Change Date: May 12, 2013 03:51PM
Just liked the way the Boxster looked :-)
Change Date: May 12, 2013 03:51PM
Just liked the way the Boxster looked :-)
All those things you say are absolutely true, but the pilot of a p-41 Mustang might same say the same of today's fighter jets, a archer of guns, and so on.
Being "one with the machine" is a state of mind which can be achieved by increasing the demands when new capabilities eliminate old requirements.
- shooting further and more accurately with a gun
- doing maneuvers with a jet that will rip the wings of a Mustang
So it is with a fast car which does not require the driver to shift allows the driver to perhaps concentrate better and attempt a trickier course with more turns at faster speed?
The mind can only do one thing at any given time, to do more...one has to bundle smaller things into a bigger thing.
Being "one with the machine" is a state of mind which can be achieved by increasing the demands when new capabilities eliminate old requirements.
- shooting further and more accurately with a gun
- doing maneuvers with a jet that will rip the wings of a Mustang
So it is with a fast car which does not require the driver to shift allows the driver to perhaps concentrate better and attempt a trickier course with more turns at faster speed?
The mind can only do one thing at any given time, to do more...one has to bundle smaller things into a bigger thing.
Original Message
Author: RainyDayGarageDate: May 12, 2013 03:38PM
Just liked the way the Boxster looked :-)
All those things you say are absolutely true, but the pilot of a p-41 Mustang might same the same of today's fighter jets, a archer of guns, and so on.
Being "one with the machine" is a state of mind which can be achieved by increasing the demands when new capabilities eliminate old requirements.
- shooting further and more accurately with a gun
- doing maneuvers with a jet that will rip the wings of a Mustang
So it is with a fast car which does not require the driver to shift allows the driver to perhaps concentrate better and attempt a trickier course with more turns at faster speed?
The mind can only do one thing at any given time, to do more...one has to bundle smaller things into a bigger thing.
Being "one with the machine" is a state of mind which can be achieved by increasing the demands when new capabilities eliminate old requirements.
- shooting further and more accurately with a gun
- doing maneuvers with a jet that will rip the wings of a Mustang
So it is with a fast car which does not require the driver to shift allows the driver to perhaps concentrate better and attempt a trickier course with more turns at faster speed?
The mind can only do one thing at any given time, to do more...one has to bundle smaller things into a bigger thing.