"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
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On 5/21/2021 12:32 AM, Joey wrote:


"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
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On 5/20/2021 11:22 PM, Joey wrote:


"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message

Sorry you are so shortsighted.

More mindless bull****.

That's the best you can come up with?

Clearly that **** is the best you can come up with.

No, I can see the need for radical change in the future.

Doesnt mean it makes any sense to buy a stupid EV
with all its downsides today. Like I said and you
ignored, when there is a problem with the price of
gas or natural gas THEN is the time to decide if the
massive downsides with EVs are worth getting stuck
with because fools have been proclaiming that we
will have run out of oil for more than half a ****ing
century now and the reality is that we arent even
close to seeing that with oil and natural gas.

When running out of oil was brought up, you countered that natural gas
will replace it.

No I didnt, I rubbed your stupid nose in the
fact that if the price of gasoline does become
a real problem, natural gas will still be available.

NG will run out too

The sun will go out sometime too
but not soon enough to matter.

so changing cars to it depletes it faster.

Not if we stop ****ing it against the wall in gas
peakers which are needed to fix one of the major
downsides with stupid wind farms and solar and
we have enough of a clue to use nukes instead.

And use nukes to synthesise liquid and gas for
ICEs once that makes economic sense and ****
off the stupid EVs which cant even do proper
climate control for the occupants of the vehicle.

There are hundreds of thousands of homes that heat and cook with NG. What
do they do?

Heat and cook with electricity from nukes.

I do that already, but not from nukes.

When oil is gone what do we fuel airplanes with?

Synthetic fuel produced using the energy from nukes.

You don't see past today.

Another bare faced lie. I already rubbed
your stupid nose in using nukes in future.

Look at the evolution of the automobile and how long it took to become
safe and fuel efficient.

Irrelevant to whether it makes any sense to be buy an EV now.

It will take a long time for electrics to become easily fuelled with
recyleable batteries and a way to charge them

When that is possible. then will be the time to buy one if that happens.

What is your plan? What to yoy see in 40 years?

See above, nukes and ICEs,