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>He's doing it to save humanity from extinction level events. If he just wanted to be rich, well, that goal was met years ago. Isn't transportation the number
by mintyDijon 4y ago
>He's doing it to save humanity from extinction level events. If he just wanted to be rich, well, that goal was met years ago.
Isn't transportation the number 1 cause of CO2 emissions? How does forcing his employees to transmute to and from work help that goal?
- JohnHaugeland 4y agoI suspect the theme is "but electric cars" And those only pay out if you don't consider the mining costs to make the batteries. If you do, they're significantly worse We should be sticking to combustion cars, atmosphere sourcing the gasoline (we said "it's too expensive" back when gas was $0.79 a gallon; things have changed) and mandating 10% inefficiency into something chemically stable, so that road trip driving becomes part of the solution