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The range is the issue, the "suburban and rural retards" probably have more expensive vehicles than NY and San Fran dwellers. But nobody wants a car that can't run on gas unless you live on an Interstate corridor, the 101, etc.

Still going to have to check it to make sure it's not producing smog when the authorities aren't watching.

Not weird, it's just more difficult to discuss and understand when it happens. It's perfectly normal seeming.

Are you saying, in this particular case, that the Chinese researcher is an American citizen? That's a very bold claim. Source?

Heh I wonder why you picked that year?

I'm going to have to go ahead and say "no" to any more connected devices until I can share in the revenue stream that monetizing my behavior and travels generates.

In my city it's becoming more popular than Rust in the hacker spaces.

The US is absolutely nowhere near India's carbon emissions, nor China's. And none of the famously popular proposals such as Paris even address it.

It's cool, they already serve as our garbage dumps and contain the toxic waste that fuels your iPhone. Just saying the USA isn't anywhere near the peak of the problem.

Carbon removal seems like slapping a band aid on a sucking chest wound until the Chinese and Indian problems are dealt with.

You may wish to read a book called Manufacturing Consent.