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earthbound.report
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| | | | | "Within a year, I hope, we shall begin the manufacture of an electric automobile." That was Henry Ford in 1914, writing to a friend. Thomas Edison, a good friend of Ford's and a partner in the scheme, confirmed the plans. As far as he was concerned, electric traction would be the end of oil. "I... | |
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lyt.ai
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the future of electric fleets in cities, highlighting five key benefits such as cost savings, energy efficiency, environmental impact, improved riding experience, and simplified planning for urban management. | |
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www.popularmechanics.com
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| | | | | Fuel cell-powered vehicles are stillthe way of the future ... if they can dodge a few big stumbling blocks. | |
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simonharling.blog
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| | | The opposite of competence is incompetence, and that's something we would rather avoid. Only, in avoiding incompetence, good enough might just be enough, and that's a trap we seem to fear less, than incompetence itself. | ||
