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Musk’s flying car: would you really use it? #shorts
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The short passage jokes about using a rocket-powered vehicle on Brighton’s seafront, shifting attention from actual use to the pleasure of knowing it would be possible. A Swiss Army knife used mainly for its blade and appliances with many programmes illustrate features that can appeal even when they remain unused. It is a reflection on buying desires: the numbers are rhetorical exaggerations, rather than consumer-use statistics, and the passage does not document a test of the car mentioned in the title.
Key points
- The joking rocket-vehicle scenario introduces the appeal of knowing that a feature would be available.
- A Swiss Army knife stands for a purchase offering many tools, even when the blade is the main one used.
- The many appliance programmes lead to the conclusion: the possibility of using a feature can appeal even without regular use.
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