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	While most manufacturers are working on driverless cars, hydrogen-fuel cells, air-hybrid systems, hydrogen combustion, driver override systems, etc, one company is beating its brain out trying to decide on the shape of the wheel: square, hexagonal, pentagonal or even triangular.</div>
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	Hopefully, one day it will exclaim, &ldquo;Yes, that&rsquo;s it! Circular wheels!&rdquo; I hope I live to see that day (I am 61).</div>
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	Somsak Pola</div>
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	Samut Prakan</div>

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