Re:Federal Reserve raises rates by 0.75%
by vel0city on Wednesday June 15, 2022 @03:43PM
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> I think the electric future s 15-30 years away, not 8-15
This definitely varies on the definition of "the electric future" is. Are we in the electric future when the number of total passenger miles driven increases or stays the same while the gallons of gas combusted for passenger car travel decreases? Is it when >50% of cars on the road are electric? 100% of passenger cars?
Re:Federal Reserve raises rates by 0.75%
by Aloha on Wednesday June 15, 2022 @04:29PM
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50% of the cars on the road, is the metric I use, I'm 39, and I do not see a point in my expected lifetime (around another 35 years) where gasoline and diesel fuel will not be common and available.
This definitely varies on the definition of "the electric future" is. Are we in the electric future when the number of total passenger miles driven increases or stays the same while the gallons of gas combusted for passenger car travel decreases? Is it when >50% of cars on the road are electric? 100% of passenger cars?