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What a bizarre thing to say.

panick21_ 4y ago
No its not. A technology that has existed since the 70s. Had major, major supports from government, specially Japan. And yet the largest car company in the world can't sell more then a few 1000s. Its embracing failure on every level. So when people in the real world say 'electric' they are of course referring to BEV because those are getting sold in the millions and you see them every day, while hydrogen electric is a basically a fantasy thing that 99.9% of people have never even seen. So the smart as response of 'hydrogen vehicles are electric' is a typical "your not wrong but nobody will want to talk to you at parties" response.
- clouddrover 4y ago
  > No its not. Yes, it is. > while hydrogen electric is a basically a fantasy thing No, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are practical realities. Planes: https://labusinessjournal.com/transportation/aviation/universal-hydrogen-reaches-milestone/ https://labusinessjournal.com/transportation/aviation/univer... Trains: https://newatlas.com/transport/china-hydrogen-supercapacitor-train/ https://newatlas.com/transport/china-hydrogen-supercapacitor... Automobiles: https://www.greencarcongress.com/2023/02/20230219-solaris.html https://www.greencarcongress.com/2023/02/20230219-solaris.ht...
  - panick21_ 4y ago
    You literally don't have a argument against what I sad so you went to the lowest level form of argument, taking a part of what I wrote, then deliberately misinterpreted it away from its context. You are clearly arguing in bad faith. Bye.
    - clouddrover 4y ago
      What you said is completely false. There's nothing to argue against. You're emotional. Take a rest.
- _hypx 4y ago
  The type of fuel cell car that existed in the 1970s were basically undrivable. The first actually usable hydrogen fuel cell car only existed in the last decade. You're reasoning is the same as all of the wildly short-sighted rhetoric of any burgeoning field. Something that mirrors nearly all green energy developments, including wind, solar, electric cars, etc.

No its not. A technology that has existed since the 70s. Had major, major supports from government, specially Japan. And yet the largest car company in the world can't sell more then a few 1000s. Its embracing failure on every level. So when people in the real world say 'electric' they are of course referring to BEV because those are getting sold in the millions and you see them every day, while hydrogen electric is a basically a fantasy thing that 99.9% of people have never even seen. So the smart as response of 'hydrogen vehicles are electric' is a typical "your not wrong but nobody will want to talk to you at parties" response.

clouddrover 4y ago
> No its not. Yes, it is. > while hydrogen electric is a basically a fantasy thing No, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are practical realities. Planes: https://labusinessjournal.com/transportation/aviation/universal-hydrogen-reaches-milestone/ https://labusinessjournal.com/transportation/aviation/univer... Trains: https://newatlas.com/transport/china-hydrogen-supercapacitor-train/ https://newatlas.com/transport/china-hydrogen-supercapacitor... Automobiles: https://www.greencarcongress.com/2023/02/20230219-solaris.html https://www.greencarcongress.com/2023/02/20230219-solaris.ht...
- panick21_ 4y ago
  You literally don't have a argument against what I sad so you went to the lowest level form of argument, taking a part of what I wrote, then deliberately misinterpreted it away from its context. You are clearly arguing in bad faith. Bye.
  - clouddrover 4y ago
    What you said is completely false. There's nothing to argue against. You're emotional. Take a rest.
_hypx 4y ago
The type of fuel cell car that existed in the 1970s were basically undrivable. The first actually usable hydrogen fuel cell car only existed in the last decade. You're reasoning is the same as all of the wildly short-sighted rhetoric of any burgeoning field. Something that mirrors nearly all green energy developments, including wind, solar, electric cars, etc.