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A lot of negativity here but I guess the target market is locations where the air pollution is bad enough that the benefits of escaping it outweigh looking like
by dia80 4y ago
A lot of negativity here but I guess the target market is locations where the air pollution is bad enough that the benefits of escaping it outweigh looking like an extra from a sci-fi B-movie. I remember hearing on the radio in London how air pollution was going to be very bad one day approaching 10 on some scale. A scientist was being interviewed and was asked "Where would the pollution in Beijing be on this scale?", he replied "About 300"
- ortusdux 4y agoI remember similar negativity in the western press when tesla unveiled their 'biohazard mode'.
- SketchySeaBeast 4y agoI'm not sure how this is more compelling to use when Beijing is already comfortable with using masks, and we all suddenly have a giant pile sitting at home that aren't going to get a lot of use.
- uranusjr 4y agoIf I live in Beijing I’d probably wear a mask _with_ this thing on.
- captn3m0 4y agoAny day there AQI is below 100 in any of the Indian metros is a good day.
- victor106 4y agoAgree 100%. Visited most cities in India (Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore) and the pollution is atrocious. I wanted to return back but had to stay on due to a business trip. I can't imagine why/how anyone would want to live in any of the big cities in India. Love the country though. There is a strong within our executive team to offshore to Latin American countries.