> I have no interest in sitting atop of a napalm bomb while zipping around town. This is ironic considering ICE cars have a large reservoir of the primary ing

> I have no interest in sitting atop of a napalm bomb while zipping around town. This is ironic considering ICE cars have a large reservoir of the primary ingredient in napalm. And with every new technology there is always a ramping phase. Prior to gas stations ICE cars would have the same range anxiety issues. They needed to find a pharmacy to refuel [0]. I've never understood the range anxiety. An EV only needs electricity to recharge. If there is a power outlet available anywhere you have a charge source. It might not be fast or pretty but its far less overhead than standing up a gas station in the middle of nowhere. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertha_Benz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertha_Benz