If you accept the claim here, you believe that these people raised enough money from investors to go into production with their low-speed EV (LSEV — top speed in the U.S. 25 MPH).
I can’t understand how a young history/poli-sci major who has become a social media “influencer” has superior credibility to tens of thousands of climate scientists, many of whom I know personally, who have been studying this subject since the 1970s.
Can someone help me here?
At first, I thought the meme at left was a joke, but upon further reflection, I realized that it was not.
As we see all around us, the Trump administration is doing everything it can to minimize the percentage of voters with college degrees, for the obvious reason that educated people do not believe the utter crap coming out of the president’s mouth.
And to the imbecile who created the meme at left, uh, yeah, we understand that our society still needs tradespeople.
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