Hi Hassie,

I watched 60 Minutes and Forrest and Brookes explanations
on what they're planning to do. I found it very exciting.
We need to give new innovations a chance if there is even
a possibility to make things better for everyone.

I saw my first EV charger over the weekend in the grounds of a football club/community centre where I was attending a flower show. I avoided the parking bay 'reserved' for cars being charged; but when I came out, there was a glum looking bloke in an EV parked behind a petrol driven car parked where he should have been. Fortunately, the cable was long enough to stretch past the errant vehicle to his plug.

There have already been altercations over these chargers, with cars being disconnected from cars left at them by people who didn't want to wait. Not to mention vandalism.

I predict that there will 'todos' over EV chargers that will make the Gunfight at OK Corral look like a Presbyterian picnic.

Charging at home will take for ever, if you don't blackout the whole suburb first, or your battery doesn't catch fire and burn everyone out.

In the media recently: a medical doctor living in an apartment block had to sell his EV because he was forbidden from using a power point in the communal garage. I would have thought that a man in his profession would have found that out before bought vehicle. The greenie bit of him won, and he must have felt a real dill.

Mass use of electric vehicles is as impractical as Zero Emissions by 2050, and people thinking that they can change their sex because of a feeling.

Hasbeen: https://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2022/05/02/ned-nikolov-karl-zeller-exact-calculations-of-climate-sensitivities-reveal-the-true-cause-of-recent-warming/

See, I told you that Global Warming is all BS. Ay.

To solve the problem perhaps we should look at
cars in the future being the" wind-up" variety?

ttbn, Don't you have sex because of a "feeling?"

I don't mean to be flippant - but the previous
reference by ttbn to feelings surprised me. after all
it's feelings that help us to develop and navigate
our way through relationships, and make important
life choices and identify our responses to events and
understand others. feelings allow us to experience an
endless array of emotions - they are what gives us
the ability to experience the joys and sorrows of life
and all of its ups and downs.

Feelings help us to take action to survive, strike
and avoid danger, and make decisions as well as try to
understand others.

Again I find myself in full agreement with SR. When you have a peer reviewed paper that says things that you don't want to be true, the correct response is to find someone, anyone, who'll tell you that it's wrong and then assert that proves it's wrong. That's the way science has always been done, isn't it?