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'I need a solution fast': Electric car owners complain of motion sicknessThe theory is that EV's are too quiet, too fast, and have too few cues to warn our insides to prepare for motion. But who knows, perhaps sitting inside a giant electromagnetic field triggers the queasy feeling?
Zane Dobie, Drive
Another user said: "I drive in an electric vehicle a lot, and I've found that regenerative braking absolutely makes me motion sick. I'm not always driving, so I don't always have control of how it's being driven, so other people's driving really makes me sick... I really need to find a solution fast".
Some drivers also reported their electric cars making their pets sick too. "Since [buying] the Tesla, [my dog] throws up in it almost every time..."
Along with the UK and Japan, Ireland and Finland also went into technical recessions in the fourth quarter. Ireland registered a quarter-on-quarter GDP contraction of 0.7 per cent and 1.9 per cent in Q3 and Q4 respectively.Meanwhile in Russia, and China:
Polish Farmers Block Two Border Crossings with GermanySee also: EU threatens to impose tariffs on Russian grain imports, despite farmers calling for duties on Ukrainian grain
On Monday, farmers blocked the Swiecko and Gubinek border crossings with Germany. A local police spokesperson said that the blockades started on Sunday and were scheduled to continue until Wednesday.
"Traffic in Swiecko and Gubinek is blocked, you cannot travel in either direction," said Marcin Maludy, a spokesperson for the police in nearby Gorzow Wielkopolski.
Maludy said that the only possibility for trucks in the Lubusz region travelling to Germany was to go to Olszyn whereas cars could go through the remaining crossings in the region.
Comment: The number of government and businesses suffering network failures, and cyberattacks, appears to be rising. But it's perhaps no coincidence that this uptick occurs alongside repeated warnings (threats?) from sinister organisations, such as the WEF, of a looming 'cyber pandemic': McDonald's suffers GLOBAL IT 'system failure', stores from Canada to Australia forced to close