> Certainly annual model year changes of American automobiles in the 50s > thru ??? were/are good examples of this. But that's not really fair: > Around 1958, cars started having 4 instead of 2 headlights -- Who dare > say that was not a great leap forward, technologically, > which greatly enhanced Americans' quality of life?
Perhaps this was necessary due to the high failure rate of US-made headlights -- if the one fails, you still have the second one (without looking like a motorbike from afar). Modern cars have 4 headlights -- well, with today's quality you never know...! Chris ______________________________________________________ Customer: "Do you have a rear-view mirror for a Lada?" Car dealer: "Yes, this sounds like a fair swap to me!" _______________________________________________ Futurework mailing list [email protected] http://fes.uwaterloo.ca/mailman/listinfo/futurework
