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    The END is near

    We have invented the world; WE see

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    Unless it is really cold. They they aren't worth a damn. End my ass!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CUDA View Post
    I predict a child born today, most likely by the time they’re 18, may not have ever ridden in an internal combustion car. I think electric will be the future,” he said.
    What is Jay thinking about in the above statement? Does he think a child born today will crawl for a few years, then walk a few more years. Learn to ride a bicycle and stick with it until 18 years old. I see no other way a child born today will reach the age of 18 and not have ridden in a internal combustion engine powered car.

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    Paul Harrop's great great great grandfather wrote
    You can't walk over there, you'll fall off the edge of the earth!
    It's so funny to listen to naysayers that have no grasp on history. The limiting factor on EV is charging infrastructure. If you haven't been paying attention, all major petroleum producers are invested in battery/wind/solar meow. We see EV chargers at the mall or the front row of businesses meow, in the future every parking meter will have a charging station.

    As far as Leno's comment, I don't think he means ICE will be gone in that period, but EV will be popular enough that the kid could be surrounded by EV. Kind of like asking a 20 year old kid meow aboot carburetor pilot jets.

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    You truly are an idiot that has no grasp on reality. Besides the cost for the infrastructure to deliver that much electricity, how the F do you produce that much electricity?

    Please John S, if you still not abide by the new rules, at least have an adult proof read your posts prior to posting them. Dumb ass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John S View Post
    It's so funny to listen to naysayers that have no grasp on history. The limiting factor on EV is charging infrastructure. If you haven't been paying attention, all major petroleum producers are invested in battery/wind/solar meow. We see EV chargers at the mall or the front row of businesses meow, in the future every parking meter will have a charging station.

    As far as Leno's comment, I don't think he means ICE will be gone in that period, but EV will be popular enough that the kid could be surrounded by EV. Kind of like asking a 20 year old kid meow aboot carburetor pilot jets.

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    Nuff said

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    Not to mention the cost of EV's and the cost of replacement batteries when the time comes. Going all electric will price a lot of people out of cars.
    "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors". Plato .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whaaaaat View Post
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    Nuff said
    That genny runs off gas....... probably pollutes way more than a new car does.......
    "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors". Plato .

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    Quote Originally Posted by flabum1017 View Post
    Not to mention the cost of EV's and the cost of replacement batteries when the time comes. Going all electric will price a lot of people out of cars.
    But what aboot the cost of roads? But what about the cost of building places to store and dispense gasoline? But what aboot...

    This happens over and over throughout time. Adapt and evolve, or become extinct. This is the real problem with our healthcare system. Close minded people are living too long. Back in the day, technology advanced as new ideas were brought in by young, energetic minds, and the old, decrepit minds went to Florida for the winter. Meow, the guy that thinks his '68 289 could still wax a Tesla 3S still has a vote, so unfortunately is still relevant.

    Also, even if/when a battery goes, it can be recycled and reused. Not all the elements of that battery go bad. Most the car can also be recycled. It's the future, don't be scared of it, embrace it.

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    if you look at the end to end process of getting gasoline to your car then think about getting electricity to your car
    The Gasoline path already exists but I reckon the electric path will cost less and less as it moves from LPG fired plants to renewables?
    The cities ban ICE and there you have a kid living the future as Jay said

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    IMO, hybrid power will be the way things go in the near future. Full electric just doesn't make sense on a large scale.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CDave View Post
    IMO, hybrid power will be the way things go in the near future. Full electric just doesn't make sense on a large scale.
    At present time, you're probably right. But technology moves fast. Southern/ coastal states have the benefit of solar /wind/wave generation. Guess the northern and middle states will have to get used to walking. They're fat from long winters anyway, do em some good.

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    it will be the range that will be the issue, in town full electric, do a trip maybe have small engine to increase the range

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    And, after a few decades we will have all the residue from the batteries to deal with. I still believe we need another power source akin to hydrogen generation built into the vehicle. Still a ways into the future. Tech we can't even envision yet. Batteries are just another stepping stone imo.

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