Comments by "raw beef" (@-whackd) on "The Electric Viking" channel.

  1. Hydrogen fuel is almost always made from natural gas.
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  2. There will be autonomous fleets on the road within a couple years, and they won't even need that much range for 99.9% of customers.
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  3. Safer than a motorcycle
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  4. South Korea is a transport island. They can't move product anywhere in Asia by rail. They have no resources domestically so everything will be shipped in.
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  5. Freeland will continue the Liberal policy of raising taxes on things while telling us shes helping with inflation on the other hand
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  6.  @TheBooban  What do Japanese auto unions have to do with electric cars? They are against electric cars. So are the Korean auto worker unions, so are most of the auto unions in Europe and the US. The reason is because all of their jobs will be replaced by different people, and the total amount of jobs will be less overall
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  7.  @AleksPTA  Nope, I'm not confused about anything. Nearly all of the auto worker unions across the world have been against moving to EVs.
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  8.  @johnnyappleseed6960  What is nonsense? That nearly all of the auto workers unions in the world have been hostile to EVs because it means lost jobs? LOL. Okay, go tell them that they nonsensical, I agree.
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  9. so are you shorting Tesla stock right now or are you full of bs?
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  10. Nope. It won't be. Lmao
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  11. If you have lots of rain, then you should have rivers to dam. But I heard you are planning a nuclear power plant expansion to get off oil and natural gas, there in the UK.
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  12. Will get treated like a woman in courts, will probably walk around women's prison with a boner and get 1/3rd the time a man would
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  13. How are these polls made? Are you forced to make an answer other than "I don't know" when you don't know?
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  14. 2023 you'll be able to call a Tesla Robotaxi and pay $5 bucks for your trip. It'll be cheaper than car ownership.
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  15. And how about his precision fermentation prediction for 2025? Its based on a curve so do you know if he is right for 2024 (now)?
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  16. Who is going to make the batteries?
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  17. They shouldnt be built in wealthy areas where a lot of people bought EVs, if those areas have single family dwellings and yards. Theyre needed so apartment dwellers can switch. They need to be situated near dense residential buildings
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  18. There is no reason to listen to Jim Cramer on anything
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  19. It was Christina Freeland who wrote this and started the study, not the prime minister. The same wretched witch who went after every Canadian who donated the truckers a sandwich by freezing their bank accounts.
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  20. They better watch out for the Chinese auto makers internationalizing
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  21. ​​ @X5493-c7p Do you want your wires of the electrical in your building covered in cardboard? Wow you're good at sitting and thinking of uses for plastic. Rofl. You're probably covered in poly clothing right now and you're probably sitting on a chair made of poly materials.
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  22. 300-400 WH/Kg is the energy density we need to start seeing electric aircraft, especially VTOL capable of carrying people.
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  23. ​ @Metapharsical We do that already without cars being involved.
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  24. HAYDN SONNAT OF TESLOOP HAD A CAR WITH OVER 600K MILES BEFORE THE BATTERY GOT REPLACED FOR FREE
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  25. Who is smarter, the CEO of GM or the CEO of Tesla? Who is the most innovative?
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  26. FSD Beta videos on YouTube have been really impressive lately. Lots of people are doing their daily commutes with no interventions. Tesla needs to come out with robotaxis as fast as possible to sink oil prices and bankrupt Russia's government.
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  27. Tesla will hopefully make Optimus soon so the question of unions becomes irrelevant
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  28. South Korea is an island. Nothing can be shipped in or out by rail. They also have no resources (they're a major steel maker though). However, they have FTAs with ASEAN, China, India, Australia, and New Zealand. Among other countries.
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  29. It doesn't matter because every company that focused on manufacturing will get destroyed by the companies that develop the AI for autonomous taxi networks.
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  30. It is safer than a motorcycle that we let any 19 year old kid race around on
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  31. Our prime minister didn't say anything. This was the ghoul Christina Freeland who went after the people who donated to truckers.
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  32. I dunno this has never happened to me, and I don't wash my vehicle that often. Have a 2003 Cavalier I bought new but I live in the warm part of Canada (we still salt for 2-3 months). You might wanna spray down your vehicle around the wheels sometimes if there's snow, mud, and salt stuck in there. With work trucks we usually washed them a lot.
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  33. What sucked was when 90% of people were farmers and then the tractor came along. The tractor replaced almost 10 farm labourers per machine. It was similar for the sewing machine as well. On the other hand, driver might be 1% of the economy and many of them do additional human activities that won't be automated yet.
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  34. Nope, they'll be destroyed like everyone else when FSD comes.
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  35. Good old free trade
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  36. Works synergistic for what? Making the car less efficient? It already has an electric motor that works great without introducing software to make the ride jerk around inefficiently. A bunch of car homos wanna play with a stick and a nob. Nothing new. They know nothing about motors.
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  37. Energy independence by using solar doesn't require lithium type batteries. You can go for cheaper solutions because you don't have to care about energy density. Both the LFP and Nickel-cobalt based lithium ion batteries are more ideal for transportation because of their density.
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  38. It's more dangerous to cross a street than live next to a modern nuclear power plant
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  39. Who were the investors? Did Softbank invest?
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  40. Who is making the batteries for them?
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  41. No major American manufacturer, nor VW, will ever be able to get enough batteries for all their promises.
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  42. Their road map is to continue announcing projects they won't be held accountable for completing, like this, for several more years to retain shareholders. Then the Robotaxi network gets released (by another company) and they do ch 11 and maybe exist as a small parts company.
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  43. Fossil fuels are made of plants. That's why they're called fossil fuels. The Earth's core is not made of plants, and it's been warm for a pretty long time. Much longer than the existence of humans, or mammals, or life in general.
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  44. Robotaxi will come in 1.5 years and they will stop selling to consumer directly, and they will maximize the amount of vehicles they can make instead of range
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  45. If you look up lifpo4 battery on Google, there are thousands of companies selling things using that chemistry. I don't think they're all buying from BYD.
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  46. Ford will never have enough batteries, until its too late
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  47. How does sun in California help someone in the north heat their home on a winter night?
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  48. That's not how it works. If there is a sharp drop in demand for oil because most of world transportation becomes electric, then prices are not going to increase.
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  49. Can it tow anything?
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  50. As soon as FSD comes, if you want to get a used ICE car it will be extremely "cheap." But it won't be cheap compared to getting a $200/month unlimited trip Tesla subscription.
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