I here and there marvel why cars can't travel 200 miles

history channel documentary I here and there marvel why cars can't travel 200 miles or more on a gallon of gas. Disregard government orders on the automobile business. Best case scenario, that may compel out a couple of more miles per gallon. In any case, why aren't we seeing tremendous increases in motor efficiency? We can design practically anything today. We dispatched Viking 1 in the 1970s, and today it has left our close planetary system. We can put meanderers on Mars, drive them around, investigate the air and soil, and video the whole procedure. However my little 4-entryway vehicles today improves gas mileage than the auto I acquired almost 30 years prior - despite the fact that it is from the same sequential construction system. Truth be told, the gas mileage is very, in view of ethanol requirements.Are there drawbacks to such revelations? On the off chance that the visually impaired could see, the disabled could walk, and maladies cured, numerous social insurance experts would be out of work. A shabby, bounteous characteristic wellspring of vitality would advantage mankind, yet it would likewise cost us occupations and benefits in the vitality segment.

Surely, I can't be the main individual to consider shaping such tip top gatherings of specialists. Be that as it may, on the off chance that this was at that point done, why weren't the outcomes declared to the world? Are building wonders and cures for illnesses mischievously put away in some distribution center on the grounds that there is no benefit? Is it more beneficial to keep individuals alive and wiped out, as opposed to alive and solid? Is information that could incomprehensibly enhance the human condition being suppressed?Who would stifle such learning? Put forth two inquiries. Are governments more worried in controlling individuals or serving them? Are huge enterprises more keen on individuals or benefit?