And he is wrong if he thinks "renewables" ("unreliables" actually) will or can power EV charging. That can only happen with massive batteries for storing electricity given the intermittent production from "renewables", assuming the technology is even available to produce such batteries and make them efficient. So you still have the same problem, the industrial input required to manufacture massive battery storage to capture the energy produced by "renewables" is probably larger than that required for engines consuming petrol.
And he is wrong if he thinks "renewables" ("unreliables" actually) will or can power EV charging. That can only happen with massive batteries for storing electricity given the intermittent production from "renewables", assuming the technology is even available to produce such batteries and make them efficient. So you still have the same problem, the industrial input required to manufacture massive battery storage to capture the energy produced by "renewables" is probably larger than that required for engines consuming petrol.
Not to mention the environmental impact of lithium mining (in Afghanistan by China) which is extraordinary.
I am pretty sure many pushing this agenda are assuming that only the richest will be road-tripping or traveling once the reset has taken its toll.
Status toys for rich and idle urbanites...a few years back it was lookalike humvees. The USPS fleet replacement buy brouha tells us all we need to know about EVs at this point of development. USPS just flat out said they can't afford it. Got the numbers to prove it. I predict a new branch of violent crime, as the obviously affluent EV owners sit around charging stations for a half hour waiting for enough electrons to make it to the next recharge.
Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
Status toys for rich and idle urbanites...a few years back it was lookalike humvees. The USPS fleet replacement buy brouha tells us all we need to know about EVs at this point of development. USPS just flat out said they can't afford it. Got the numbers to prove it. I predict a new branch of violent crime, as the obviously affluent EV owners sit around charging stations for a half hour waiting for enough electrons to make it to the next recharge.
Word.
Gas/electric might be okay. Total electric, no thanks.
The “problems” with them, cost of the vehicle, cost of energy, and range of the vehicle per charge, just to name a few. Gonna order me a 23 Silverado next month, and it will be 6.2L gas.
And he is wrong if he thinks "renewables" ("unreliables" actually) will or can power EV charging. That can only happen with massive batteries for storing electricity given the intermittent production from "renewables", assuming the technology is even available to produce such batteries and make them efficient. So you still have the same problem, the industrial input required to manufacture massive battery storage to capture the energy produced by "renewables" is probably larger than that required for engines consuming petrol.
Not to mention the environmental impact of lithium mining (in Afghanistan by China) which is extraordinary.
I am pretty sure many pushing this agenda are assuming that only the richest will be road-tripping or traveling once the reset has taken its toll.
The Bucketheads will have all of Africa dug up taking all their rare earth minerals. All the Worlds Eco warriors will not say a thing about it either.
There is a problem with dumb fugks like Tarqueen and the people he votes for thinking they understand a single fugking aspect about energy and it’s consumption at a national level.
Originally Posted by Geno67
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
Originally Posted by Judman
Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
Originally Posted by KSMITH
My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
The problems are numerous & beyond the ability of resources to practically solve them right now, but facts just don't matter to the idiots pushing them.
At some point, reality will set in but by then, the plug on oil based systems may have been pulled.
By then, there will be not real working economy left to save.
Electric vehicles are a very old idea. The current iterations have come a long way since the lead-acid versions of 100 years ago though and can actually make sense in certain driving situations such as a commuter vehicle. They need batteries with a much higher energy density than the Li-ion batteries provide and charging solutions that aren’t so time consuming.
My biggest complaint is there’s a year wait for a Tesla but at the same time, we’re subsidizing buyers $12k to buy one. Why the hell are we subsidizing a product at all; let alone one that is completely sold out?
There is a problem with dumb fugks like Tarqueen and the people he votes for thinking they understand a single fugking aspect about energy and it’s consumption at a national level.
Hey stupid. Take it up with the guy in the video. I'm just the messenger. Retard.
