CCRpoundher

Okay. Would you rather drive on a bridge that was just designed by amateurs in their basement or engineers that are licensed and professionally held responsible if it collapses?

It's not blaming workers, it's why isn't this class of career protected like others in it's class (electrical, mechanical, etc.)

A professional license benefits the professional as well as the profession itself as a whole.

Why wouldn't it be any different than other Engineering disciplines?

A professional license comes with ethics. If you release a product that you certified was good to go but later comes out that you effectively skipped corners, you're out a career.

Stuff like this is why I believe software engineering ought to start requiring a professional license.

Cool. I would love to live in the country.

Have internet and work remote.

Little farm and grow some of my own food.

Use solar and wind to power my EV Ford-150.

I agree with you.

I love how articles like this try to make EV's less enticing to justify ICE.

I want clean air in the city.

Less combustion = less air pollution = less cancer.

Less cancer = more years contributing to the economy.

We're in a society. Society is about people. We want to make society better (as Engineers I would like to think so). EV's arguably make society better for people.