Nobody said that though. It’s just not always to the power of three. It can’t be, if you consider aerodynamics and the shape of the car. A pointy rocket doesn’t use the same amount of fuel to go at a certain speed as a G wagon, all other things remaining equal.

A sports car doesn’t have the same aerodynamics as a family hatchback though. You can’t compare them like this directly.

You have a vastly different opinion of family car and sports car than I do. Take a “normal” and affordable family car with a 2l with around 130hp and compare it with a “normal” affordable sports car, with a 2l producing 200hp. The sports car will go faster for the same amount of fuel consumed, even if you ignore all the other things and just focus on the aerodynamics.

You can compare something like a TT8j and a Golf maybe. That’s the same engine, tuned differently, in a different body. If you are going to be disrespectful, just refrain from replying.

From experience, having started half hour later and having arrived about an hour earlier over 500ish km going the same exact roads at the same time, that doesn’t sound right. Is car dependent.

Going as fast as possible with a family car will consume as much petrol as a sports car of similar engine size going max speed, however the sports car is going to be about 50% faster.

If you drive a Prius at a speed which is “just cruising” for a sports car, it will use more fuel.

How does pressing s to stage, cc to commit, pp to push slow you down in contrast to git add file, git commit -m etc?

These are core features? For me core feature is channels, audio/video call and screen share and element can do all of that.

Element supports all of discords core features.