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Little Boy was air burst 580m above the city, so most of the fallout traveled away into the atmosphere.

People that have never traveled around the world will hear the phrase and believe it without doubt.

Each tube could carry between 400 and 600 letters and traveled at 30-35 miles per hour.

If you've traveled places and gone outside tourist areas or even explored the bay area beyond San Francisco, you'd know this.

Speed limits there tend to be in the 25-35mph range anyways, and are lightly traveled.

Talked to anyone who traveled extensively before uber, and they'll have plenty of stories about cabbies who tried to rip them off.

Having traveled to Thailand I was pretty shocked at how open(ly exploitive) and shameless the sex trade there is.

I traveled for about four years; my business and my income suffered for it, but my mental health improved.

I would suppose I've traveled more than the average individual, but I'm still missing out on so many things.

My wife is Panamanian and having just recently traveled there I got the same impression.

The $9.5/hour or $10.9/hour figure mentioned in the OP compensates for the time/distance traveled to pickup point, including your drive to pick up your first passenger.

> The compensating factor here would that Uber drivers are not compensated for the time/distance traveled to pickup point.

In the 1930s, itinerant workers called "hobos" traveled the country looking for work and food.

> "First of all, the person who you were before you traveled no longer exists." Not surprising as you can never set foot in the same river twice.