Perhaps it’s because I’m in the business of writing material on electric transportation, or that I’m a natural extrovert (or some combination of the two), but whenever I have an easy opening to ask an EV driver about his level of satisfaction with his car, e.g., a mutually shared parking lot, I take advantage of that opportunity.
More than fifteen years later, I can’t imagine how may drivers of Nissan Leafs, Teslas, and the rest how happy they are with their cars. Thus far, I would say that at least 95% are ecstatic.
Some Fox station claims to have “data” to the contrary. I’d love to see it.
To answer the question posed here from a reader:
I do. I have a degree in physics. Before that, I graduated from high school.
Obviously, there are scientifically illiterate people all around the country who know less about the atmosphere than my neighbor’s dog, but I’m not sure how that impacts the matter.
Not one of the other world leaders, even the very worst human beings on Earth, like those in charge of Russia, China, Turkey, Hungary, North Korea and the rest, would make a statement like this.
Is it any wonder why our nation is reviled by essentially everyone in the developed world?
I would say that very close to 100% of progressives long for America of their youth; it’s hard to imagine a liberal who thinks our country’s cravings for ignorance and hate is a good thing.
More interestingly, a great number of conservatives–and more every day–feel the same way.
Conservatives come in a variety of shapes and sizes. For example, there are those who place a high value on the Constitution, honesty, human rights, the teachings of Jesus, the golden rule, the value of our nation’s relationship with its allies, and quality education–and reject brazen criminality.
Not a single one of these folks like being led by Donald Trump.
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