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Yes, if only said car had some other benefit, like being cheaper to run and maintain. Imagine if the same car had more than enough range for 95% of people's tr
by cgrealy 7y ago
Yes, if only said car had some other benefit, like being cheaper to run and maintain.
Imagine if the same car had more than enough range for 95% of people's travel and could be filled up at home for a fraction of the cost. Finally, imagine if there was some other indirect benefit, like helping stop the world burn.
What a dystopian nightmare.
- northwest65 7y agoSadly your snippy little comment doesn't make them any better. They cost more, don't go as far, take longer to refill, and do very little to help stop the world burning. If people need to head to the capital to protest or whatever, electric vehicles make that demonstrably more difficult. There is nothing about them that gives their owners more freedom than they have now. We are definitely in a golden age of freedom, and electric cars are just another method in which that will be chipped away.