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To exist ontologically is to exist as a fundamental entity (non-dividable).
Concepts and phenomena exist ontologically
Human actions are determined by prior events in the Universe
Determinism is true
Determinism claims that all events are determined completely by previously existing causes
Free will is ability to do otherwise
Free will does not exist
Very fast travel times sometimes are sacrificed for economic effectiveness
Humans might fee claustrophobic in such small capsules
Humans might feel sick when subjected with such extreme velocities and accelerations
Small capsule sizes make Hyperloop ineffective in transporting large numbers of people
Hyperloop capsule can become unstable if there are significant leaks in the system and air flows (winds) become significant
Hyperloop capsule can become unstable and crash into the sides of the tube when proposed Hyperloop speeds are reached
It's very hard to find a leak in a long low pressure tube like Hyperloop
Humans can suffocate if the are leaks in the capsule and capsule pressure equalizes with the pressure in the tube
There is no way to save humans if Hyperloop capsule gets stuck in the middle of the tube
Human safety procedures are more costly for Hyperloop
Hyperloop tubes require constant pumping of air
Even small holes in the tube can significantly increase inside air pressure
Hyperloop tubes can be damaged by thermal expansion

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