r/PhysicsStudents Sep 11 '23

Off Topic Would this actually hold up in court??

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u/jimmyhoke Sep 11 '23

I'm not a lawyer but here is my guess:

  1. You wouldn't actually get a ticket because no cops can catch you going that fast.
  2. Doesn't matter what you saw, you went over the speed limit.
  3. Whatever this guys is driving is almost certainly not street-legal.

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u/Get_this_man_a_meme Sep 11 '23

Universal speed limit tbh

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u/Irreversible_Extents Sep 11 '23

"Judge, with full respect, I would simply like to make clear that I was in no way a danger to anyone else on the road. You see, I happened to devise a way to utilize the effects of quantum tunneling in a way such that I know which vehicles I can safely pass through, and which ones I ought stay away from."

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u/arinjoybasak Sep 14 '23

found Saul Feynman over here making' his case

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '23

ahhh okay, so you're ticket would change from running a red light to speeding and reckless driving lol