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Imagine we lived in a world where all cars were electric, and then along comes a new invention, the ‘Internal Combustion Engine!’ Think how well they would sell: A vehicle half the weight, half the price that will do one-quarter as much damage to the road.

A vehicle that can be refueled in 1/10th the time and has a range of 4 times the distance in all weather conditions. It does not rely on the environmentally damaging use of non-renewable rare earth lithium to power it, and it uses far less steel and other materials.

Just think how excited people would be for such technology.

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- Nonny Mouse (Of course oil is worse than electric. My point is that our opinions are often swayed by the framing of an argument, not by the facts themselves. Some people think the new thing is always better than the old thing. And others think the old ways were better than the new.)

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