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And I'll bet dollars to donuts that a lot more people and a lot more money is being put into battery/e-vehicle tech than ever was on alchemy, which, as everyone knows, was a plan put forth by Obama and Acorn. ![]() |
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"Who said anything about Bush?"
I did. Maybe you noticed. " I only mentioned Obama because others did. " I mentioned Bush because I didn't wait for others to mention him. I was just showing the difference between when a 'smart' guy does something, and a 'dumb' guy does. Bush was a moron for wanting to build Nuke plants and drill for oil, and Obama is a genius for wanting to do it. Isn't that pretty much true? That's what holds back true progress on any topic you name. "Partisan bickering does nothing to forward dialog on an important topic. " I dunno. The Liberals did it for 8 years, and it seemed to work for them in the last election, or did it?? The whole 'important topic' is a Liberal ruse to begin with. We aren't running out of oil, and the 'Global Warm...' err 'Climate Change' data has been shown to be nonsense. Electric cars are nothing new. They got wiped out by gas powered vehicles years ago for the same reasons electric vehicles suck today i.e. expensive batteries, short range, long recharge times, battery waste issues. What's old is new and what's new is old. Same stuff, different day.
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The emissions from a coal fired plant providing power for electric cars has got to be lower vs. the individual cars burning gas. The pollution argument doesn't really fly too well. it is easier to control emissions from one source vs. thousands of individual sources.
I have no doubt that eventually vehicles with at least partial electric power will make sense. The motors themselves are the most efficient means of propulsion currently available. It is still way early in the game though. My biggest problem with electric vehicles is they amount to soulless transport. My company supplied Camry 4 banger already does that very well! |
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Why? Modern engines burn very clean. Coal is very dirty.
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So yeah - Electric vehicles are coming. The only question is whether we will lead or will follow. All modern empires follow energy dynamics - starting with the Dutch with wind-power. Each empire 'died' because it held onto an energy technology that was passing its prime. |
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