Again, eugenics is an entirely separate topic to the film, something Bills Gates Sr and son are very interested in and possibly the topic of another future film

Again, eugenics is an entirely separate topic to the film, something Bills Gates Sr and son are very interested in and possibly the topic of another future film by someone else. I happen to own a number of classic cars which are not daily drivers and machines I work on a lot. I am intimately aware of the recyclability of 100% steel over alloys. There was a period until the late 1970's when cars were crushed, melted down and produced enough steel to build multiple new vehicles. We have gone backwards in recycling terms as today most cars are plastic and alloys, which are very hard to reuse. Regarding the film, have you seen it? A central thrust is that raw greed is what's killing the planet and that greed is heavily invested in 'green' commercial ventures. There are far too many people on the planet, demonstrated with 'inconvenient truth' Gore style chart which shoots up vertically in recent years. The film is flawed but well worth watching imo