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Reading these articles is like when you used to read articles in 2005 about people "innovating" on OS/2. The market has moved to electric (see China) and Porsc
by outside1234 2y ago
Reading these articles is like when you used to read articles in 2005 about people "innovating" on OS/2.
The market has moved to electric (see China) and Porsche would be well served on investing there versus on OS/2 (nee ICE engines).
- bluGill 2y agoWhile you are onithe right track, the market may not be moving quite that fast and to a small amount of ice inventment may be needed.
- _DeadFred_ 2y agoIt's all in a weird state. Tweaking ICE engines was a fun hobby with lots of 'consume' products to dream about. Electric just out of the box stomps ICE, but not in the same 'acquiring things and putting together a puzzle' type way that feeds our monkey brains. That said Porsche is dead and the super wide Audi's pretending to be Porsches just because they have a Porsche skin are lame.
- m463 2y agoThere was quite an overlap between the use of bows and guns. Bows were reliable, accurate, quiet, would work in the rain and reloaded quickly. Guns took a long time to exceed them. I think there is still quite a bit of time left for internal combustion engines. Long distance is a big one, as is racing. Fuel is lightweight and can still be added quickly.
- akira2501 2y ago> The market has moved to electric It has not. > (see China) Understand the impact of subsidies. > versus on OS/2 (nee ICE engines). There is no roadmap to an electric plane in your lifetime. ICE engines are going to be here longer than you are.
- Too 2y agoThey do have one of the better EVs on the market.