re: In all fairness, Tech1 . . .
Stranger things have been learned of our ever-updated past.
Judah ben Hur had a 4-horse power bicycle -- called a chariot. I saw the flick, so it must be true. And it's a pretty well known fact that the Greeks considered a three legged stool to be wobbly-superior to its predecessor, the four-legged stool. Of course the bars of today have gone all the way to the one-legged stool, back down to the four-legged stool, but then we're not Greeks.
Could Jesus, as a carpenter, have been working along the lines of developing and marketing a three-wheeled chariot?
Something for our archeological and anthropological societies to decipher, I'm sure,
Dan