The Correlation of Social Status Human Anatomy and Relativity of Time In Terms of Velocity: A Brief Study

ABSTRACT:

The correlation between (Hunter Gatherers) Rural Kuwait Natives and its relativity to Velocity and Time have often been undetermined, and neglected. In a series of random test taken over a period of two years I have discovered a Trend to it. My study indicated a 2.3 KM increase over the speed limit in every 3 KM distance away from the City.

INTRODUCTION:

My job requires me to move around quite a bit.

It consists of long drives to industrial areas such as Mina Abdullah, Mina Ahmadi, and Mina Shuaiba.

Living close to urbanized Kuwait City.

I am not used to rural areas.

Not that it is even remotely far, let alone rural.

However, for the sake of my differentiation, I shall use Rural to avoid confusion.

The further I drive Southwest, heading to Saudi Border, the faster people drive.

METHOD:

I drive 130 KM/hr, I therefore am, breaking an actual traffic law in Kuwait. Guilty.

Unfortunately, the further I travel Southwest, that is normal.

Driving close to speeding cars and comparing their speed to mind shows me the increase as apposed to the distance I travel away from City Center.

RESULTS:

In every 3 KM Distance away from City Center, there is a 2 KM increase in the average Speed.

Figure 1-1

DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION:

It is apparent that the further you go away from City Center heading towards rural Areas there is a change of the social members of society.

This taken into perspective, I think there is a correlation between Social Structures and The Relativity of Time.

Which brings us to another Questions.

Why are Bidwan always in a hurry?

Is that a part of their anatomy?

Or was it implanted in their genes, being hunter-gatherers and what not.

The further I go down the Southwest, the faster they seem to drive.

My results show an apparent trend in speed, distance, and social culture.

This might be due to two reasons:

Either it is location and/or social classification of society, that mostly affects speed and distance. I propose conducting a thorough study comparing the difference of the time perception between Hunter-Gatherers (Nomads) and Stratified Society Members (US). The study will also reveal the correlation between the levels of velocity and aging.

REFERENCES:

King Fahad Road

Speedometer

Personal Observation

APPENDIX:

Raw data taken over the coarse of 2 years indicating speed and distance from city center on a high way road.

Distance City Center - Speed Limit - Actual Speed:

0-120-100

3-120-110

6-120-120

9-120-130

12-120-133

15-120-136

18-120-139

21-120-142

24-120-145

27-120-149

30-120-153

33-120-160

I will leave you with a video showing the type of craziness I have to deal early in the morning.

OK, it is not that bad, but that is the Far Southwest.

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