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Exactly. It's always weird when current infrastructure gets brought up as an objection against new technology (EVs, clean energy transition etc.). As if it's so
by hencq 3y ago
Exactly. It's always weird when current infrastructure gets brought up as an objection against new technology (EVs, clean energy transition etc.). As if it's some unchangeable law of nature. It makes me wonder if, during the industrial revolution, people pointed out that trains could never take off because there were no railroads for them.
- prepend 3y agoI think people have a hard time visualizing change. It’s similar to the “what’s the point of oil exploration on today’s prices since it takes 10 years to yield.”
- peteradio 3y agoYea but nobody was like "we are gonna kill all these horses in 7 years".
- neon_electro 3y agoUsed vehicle sales will continue in 7 years.