I took a slow-moving bus to watch Hyperloop’s demo of its fast-moving train

Armed with an iPhone, a Moleskine notebook and my trusty MacBook, I boarded a bus (one of many) with about 60 other journalists from nearly every national news source or tech publication I could think of. We were joined by investors, industry analysts and the kinds of people that ‘knew a guy,’ and got to witness Hyperloop One’s first open-air propulsion test. The bus is 45 minutes late leaving the hotel, and there’s a growing chorus of discontent from everyone on board. After all, we’re going to witness early-stage testing of next-gen public transportation reportedly capable of 700+ mile-per-hour speeds, bridging Los Angeles…

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