Hayabusa Rider
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Why would anyone need to wait for a solar powered aircraft to fly carbon neutral?
Why would anyone have to pay $70K for a Tesla if they wanted a Tesla?
If you stopped trying to spin it would make your fundamental argument that change takes time and money and not everyone responds well to that more persuasive.
Instead, since you bolster your points with ignorance or outright lies it makes it seem you are trolling.
There seem to be two dogs in the fight so to speak. Some are insisting that a market can do the job. I say that is wishful thinking because markets are based on profits and corporations will not and cannot operate on a sustained model of loss. That's simply impossible. That requires the national ability for things to work.
Teslas, let's take them as an example. Their cars are heavier and more complex than needed. Engineers scratch their heads and have no idea why the extra weight and expense and other design flaws exist in them at all and they are many.
So let's say that those problems are fixed. There are still inherent problems with batteries as you know, but that does not mean they are brick walls. Polymer batteries have recently passed a major hurdle.
Here are some things.
What will pan or and what won't? By 2040 we should know and have things on the market at this rate. Too late, but hey, too bad.
