Confessions of a climate-change convert. A California camp where freedom reigns. A start-up that builds the American dream. And more in today’s Front Page.
The Michael Dunne article "The Car World Is Going Electric, Without America" is so deeply flawed that it is hard to know where to start in terms of pointing out its inaccuracies, incorrect conclusions, weak premises, and lack of details. In the same breath he tells the reader that the U.S. has access to less than 30% of the rare earth materials compared to China's 70% then says we should move faster way from internal combustion without acknowledging the vulnerability of doing so. Readers should take the article with a grain of salt.
"Something big is happening in the tech world!"
"This will change everything."
"It's coming any day now."
"It's just around the corner."
" . . . "
Nothing gives fuel to the bros who want to eradicate 19A like, “They deleted my AI boyfriend!” 🙄
Can we just delete the people who have AI lovers? Is that legal? These people are probably voting.
I don’t even need to read “My Fully Automated Romance” to know there are goddamned idiots out there. At least they can’t reproduce (yet).
But they can replicate.
The Michael Dunne article "The Car World Is Going Electric, Without America" is so deeply flawed that it is hard to know where to start in terms of pointing out its inaccuracies, incorrect conclusions, weak premises, and lack of details. In the same breath he tells the reader that the U.S. has access to less than 30% of the rare earth materials compared to China's 70% then says we should move faster way from internal combustion without acknowledging the vulnerability of doing so. Readers should take the article with a grain of salt.
The average American driver also does more long-haul drives than Europeans do.