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And a great use of the technology. Replacing all ICE vehicles with EV’s… not so much.The batteries on my ebikes have been working excellently for about three years.
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And a great use of the technology. Replacing all ICE vehicles with EV’s… not so much.The batteries on my ebikes have been working excellently for about three years.
The types and forms of present vehicles should never have evolved as they have. Reproducing the error by substituting another source of power is absurd. Using the renewable power available to achieve personal transportation is an attainable goal when essentials are re-examined.And a great use of the technology. Replacing all ICE vehicles with EV’s… not so much.
I rest my case/ drop micI’m didn’t think you could explain it.
How not? The Dunning-Kruger effect says people of lower intelligence over estimate their intelligence and under estimate the intelligence of others. Which is exactly what you did in your post when you said I did not have the skill set to follow a conversation. My post pointing out that your statement was a textbook example of the dunning effect made no judgment on your intelligence. It merely stated a fact.
So that’s how it wasn’t. Now do you understand?
That’s hilarious. So that’s a no, you don’t understand.I rest my case/ drop mic
Personal trains?The types and forms of present vehicles should never have evolved as they have. Reproducing the error by substituting another source of power is absurd. Using the renewable power available to achieve personal transportation is an attainable goal when essentials are re-examined.
Care to explain why they would work on one and not the other?And a great use of the technology. Replacing all ICE vehicles with EV’s… not so much.
Same reason lithium batteries are great for lawn and power tools. Fit for purpose.Care to explain why they would work on one and not the other?
But the purpose of a bicycle and that of an automobile are the same. What causes it to be great for one but not the other?Same reason lithium batteries are great for lawn and power tools. Fit for purpose.
Personal trains...of thought.Personal trains?
I don't understand. What carries one or two people at up to 100 kph?Personal trains...of thought.
Something that carries one or two people a up to hundred kilometers per hour is not synonymous with what present cars and motorcycles are.
But the purpose of a bicycle and that of an automobile are the same. What causes it to be great for one but not the other?
That was not my point. I am asking why an EV powered by Li-ion batteries is hunky dory for a bicycle but no-go for an automobile. I have my own ideas as to what the differences might be but I'd like to see what Ding's reasoning might be.Try carrying hundreds of pounds of tools to a construction site eighty miles away, on a bicycle.
That was not my point. I am asking why an EV powered by Li-ion batteries is hunky dory for a bicycle but no-go for an automobile. I have my own ideas as to what the differences might be but I'd like to see what Ding's reasoning might be.
I have to ask you: Do you have any concerns about global warming; do you put any value on the non-emitting nature of EVs?It's a matter of scale.
Lithium-Ion batteries are great or small devices like cell phones. They're good at least as far up as cordless power tools. Maybe even electrified bicycles.
But so far, on the scale that it takes to power something the size and weight of an automobile, they are very problematic. Too expensive and short-lived to compete against conventional tanks of gasoline, and very dangerous if they catch on fire. And they take too damn long to charge.
If electric vehicles are ever going to be a viable alternative to real cars, then we are going to need some totally different battery technology than we have now, and some totally different technology for charging them.
I have to ask you: Do you have any concerns about global warming; do you put any value on the non-emitting nature of EVs?
I have to ask you: Do you have any concerns about global warming; do you put any value on the non-emitting nature of EVs?
Power plants are much more efficient at producing power from fuel than are cars and trucks and, of course, more and more of that power is being generated by non-emitting technologies. However, I'm much more interested in why you think man made global warming is "complete bullshit".The entire “Global Warming” hoax rests on the premise that carbon dioxide, produced by burning fossil fuels, is causing the Earth to heat up.
If this theory was not complete bullshit, then it should not matter with respect to this theory whether the carbon dioxide is coming out of the tailpipes of individual real cars, or from a power plant any distance away burning coal to produce the power used by all the EVs.
Power plants are much more efficient at producing power from fuel than are cars and trucks…
…and of course, more and more of that power is being generated by non-emitting technologies.
However, I'm much more interested in why you think man made global warming is "complete bullshit".
So you believe global warming is a hoax. Who do you believe has created and maintained this hoax? And how have they done it? Thousands of scientists have been actively researching this field. Are they ALL lying? Are they ALL in some vast conspiracy? And, if they are, how is it that not one single person amongst the thousands that would have to be involved, has ever confessed?“Global Warming” is bullshit, and those of you who continue to fall for this absurd hoax, those of you who are willing to sacrifice any of our freedom or prosperity to it, are worthy of the cruelest of mockery, at best.
How much of that conclusion is based on your apparent belief that the CO2 being emitted is harmless?More so those of you who are too damn stupid to see that EVs, with present technology, are no improvement over real cars, with regard to the impact on the environment of their manufacture and use.
You disappoint me. That statement is blatantly false and you can prove it to yourself on the back of a napkin.More pollution is produced just to manufacture an EV than a real car will produce over its entire usable life;
and then we still have to burn fossil fuels to produce nearly all of the energy to power them once they are built.
What irregularities have you seen in the science and, again, who do you think has created and maintained this hoax?Not even getting into the multiple serious irregularities in the alleged “science” behind this absurd hoax, I'll just leave it to Æsop to explain why no sensible person should buy any of it, given how often and how blatantly we've all been lied to about it.