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A plant pundit comments on plants, the foibles and fun of academic life, and other things of interest.
Vicious circle cycle
You know those days when the hurried-er you go the behinder you get. Or when you feel like you're going as fast as you can just to keep up. Well, here's the vehicle for you, or for any provost-initiated committee where you can work hard, and end up spinning your wheels and going no where. Just this would be more fun. As regular readers know TPP has long been fascinated with person-powered transportation, and without question this bike is high on innovation, very whimsical, sort of crazy, but pretty low on practicality. The really cool thing is that you don't need a kickstand or a cycle lock; it won't fall over and no one is going to hop on and ride it away. Still one of these in the middle of the quad would keep 6-8 students out of trouble at a time and think of the exercise. Very intellectually relaxing since there are no decisions to make.
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