The current modes of transportation of human mass,

for the production of products,

and the consumption of consumables,

is in the United States something so influid,

one wonders why it exists at all.

The future is a fluid system,

a cardivascular-esque system of tanker blood cells,

and roundabout valves.

Linearity and binaries,

stopping and going,

create points of change and points of criticality,

both of which lend themselves poorly to a fluid system.

A fluid system of traffic and transportation,

begets an impersonal and decision-less course,

provided action taken.