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A screenshot of a post showing a red pickup truck with a mechanical arm structure attached to its bed, holding a magnet in front of a metal plate mounted on the front bumper, titled “Okay explain why this wouldn’t work”. Below, a comment from the official Volkswagen account reads “We sent this to the engineering department and they blocked us on teams.”
Switch the magnet for a carrot and the truck for a donkey, it’s way simpler than you tech bros are making it out to be.
Neither carrots or donkeys are magnetic 🙄
And yet… there is attraction. I propose, until we’ve studied it enough to come up with a better name, the “donkey carrot attraction force”
I don’t care whom you’re attracted to, but you might want to keep this one to yourself… Unless you’re in the FBI!
Can this attraction be improved upon? Like if the carrot wears some lipstick or some such?
Idiot. Obviously, the donkey is the one you should be putting lipstick on.
I can just hear it now…
- the owner of the donkey
I don’t think the carrot is attracted to the donkey the way the donkey is attracted to the carrot…
Perhaps in a few years, after I’ve published my paper on Donkey-Carrot-Attraction-Force, you can design an experiment to study the asymmetry of the effect. I look forward to your citations!
Everything is magnetic if you try hard enough.
Don’t worry it’s an AI generated carrot and an AI donkey (somehow). Where’s my funding?
Have you met every single donkey? No? Didn’t think so.
Then you tie a big chunk of metal to the front, just like they did with the car