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1. Lithium isn't the only mineral to be concerned about. 2. "The technology will improve" is not always a reliable strategy. Fusion is perpetually almost here,
by fwungy 4y ago
1. Lithium isn't the only mineral to be concerned about.
2. "The technology will improve" is not always a reliable strategy. Fusion is perpetually almost here, for example.
3. Without a federal money printer propping up the EV market it would not exist.
4. Just because a lifestyle works great for you, e.g. walkable cities and ebikes, doesnt mean it will work for everyone.
5. How far into a dictatorial, command economy, are we capable of going into to effect a massive energy transition, i.e. how much do we force changes a substantial number of people have serious problems with?
- yakak 4y agoAll of these concerns, even #1, have applied to communist car driving America and its 25% theft of everything.. I would tax the beejesus out of energy use and personal road use and invert most income tax to make something closer to a free market than the US is.