rUsHeYaFuBu

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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
Free market thinkers here would say this is the market working as intended.
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
> entire sector is short sighted and profit obsessed If you're in for-profit sector, I don't see why being concerned with the main goal first and foremost would be a bad thing. No one's doing business or lending money to n
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
What about LNG? https://thelensnola.org/2023/07/31/lng-export-terminals-belc...
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
I'm far from an expert. However I wonder if this is partially tied to under estimates in methane leaks in natural gas delivery and CO2 connected to concrete construction
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. It is certainly an interesting new phenomenon or development.
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
You disagreed on the history of events by saying automakers globally started at the same point with regarding EVs and that's why in part China is so far ahead. I corrected you, that's it's worse than that because the U.S. aut
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
You're forgetting about HEV and PHEV that were/are in development in the interim. So yes, U.S. automakers did have electric propulsion and battery engineers for some time. Again, the U.S. automakers were negligent in planning for
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
My point was that U.S. automakers did not have to start from scratch with regards to propulsion as you claimed.
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
What if a company fails to abide by the laws it's supposed to follow in order to be a company though?
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
> The EV market opened an enormous opportunity, where suddenly every single manufacturer had to start propulsion from zero, the advantage of decades of ICE research instantly vanished. That's not true though. https://en.w
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
Is banning a company or product the same as censorship?
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
Couldn't agree more. Meanwhile the US is doubling down on fossil fuel energy sources which will be decreasing in demand globally over the next several decades as EVs grow in market share along with growth in alternative energy generati
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
The U.S. is so freaking behind on EVs. China went from making cars with 3 gears and lawn mower engines (practically speaking) to mass EVs in like 15 years. Meanwhile here the big automakers are crying about unfair competition and Chinese su
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
Loughla did state: "only tangentially related"
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
So it has to be enumerated in the constitution to be considered a freedom lost? Moving the goal post there isn't it? I believe it's arguably clear the right to privacy and freedom of movement have been attacked/stripped thoug
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by rUsHeYaFuBu 2y ago
People have lost rights/freedoms over the course of the last 8 years though.