Comments by "antonyjh1234" (@antonyjh1234) on "Chinese-built Tesla's dominate in Australian EV market; no tariffs mean more choice, lower costs" video.

Third in the world per capita car ownership, maybe they have enough.
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Australia per capita car ownership is more than any European country, is third in the world beaten only by NZ and then USA, maybe under the new idea of lowering fossil fuel use, it's wrong.
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@MarineScoutSniper There's a thing called production emissions, the idea is to change from an average person born in the fifties who averages 350 tonne of carbon over their lifetime, the new idea is to have baby born in 2020 to emit 34 tonne over their lifetime means production emissions have to come down, a lot. These three countries per capita emitting 1200 over their lifetime, maybe the import policy has been wrong. Even if production had stayed within the country and there was a supply bottleneck, that would be enough to lower overall emissions and there would be trades and services still in Au.
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I wonder how long the open door policy will stand, now with privacy concerns regarding phones and 5G towers. Cars today have been found to have the worst privacy issues. Data is being sold around about how fast you drive, who is driving, can tell when you have an affair, listens to all the conversations. If govt officials or people in power are having phone conversations etc I wonder if they will also be banned.
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@demomano9915 Mozilla : According to Mozilla research, popular global brands — including BMW, Ford, Toyota, Tesla, Kia, and Subaru — can collect deeply personal data such as sexual activity, immigration status, race, facial expressions, weight, health and genetic information, and where you drive. Researchers found data is being gathered by sensors, microphones, cameras, and the phones and devices drivers connect to their cars, as well as by car apps, company websites, dealerships, and vehicle telematics. Brands can then share or sell this data to third parties. Car brands can also take much of this data and use it to develop inferences about a driver’s intelligence, abilities, characteristics, preferences, and more.
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@demomano9915 Not me, but definitely worth a search, mozilla did a test back in 23 and all car brands are selling this data
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@demomano9915 Not me but definitely worth the search, all brands are doing it.
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@123_bob Chinese per capita emissions are going to double over the next 80 years as half the population disappears due to less babies and older people if emissions could be capped. They haven't dragged down anything yet and over the next 80 years Africa is supposed to be almost half the world, that China will supply, I wouldn't hold much hope they are going reduce overall emissions. Not sure what row means, africa has 9 of the worlds 13 percent that is arable land, mostly untouched by farming, if China supplies Africa goods it might be food in return. Au exports far more than it needs in food, NZ I think it's 99 percent of food is exported. Rest of the world, maybe, the last 80 years had four hundred percent growth in population and the next 80 is around forty percent and the world had for sale ( last year ) enough food for everybody to gain weight, this doesn't account for wastage, just for sale, food for the next forty years could go organic and we could absorb the reduction in total food by 10-15% comfortably in my opinion, it would take away synthetic fertilisers which would be great.
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@MarineScoutSniper Yeah for some reason facts make other people think that, I can never work it out, like the logic of it?. If you had anything other than your incorrect opinion you would have offered it.
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