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 For any type of fast transportation through earth's atmosphere, drag (air
 resistance) will be important. The drag force is roughly proportional to the
-velocity squared, the surface area of the moving object and the air density. So assuming we can't reduce the air density, we should move slowly, with a small surface area.
+velocity squared, the surface area of the moving object and the air density. So assuming we won't have [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperloop|Hyperloops]] any time soon, we should move slowly, with a small surface area, ideally in a vehicle with a small drag coefficient. Some simple ways to make travel more energy efficient are:
   * Reduce the maximum speed of cars to say 60 km/h

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