Like I said... I have access to the real statistics, so I'll take my chances, thanks...
EV are they worth it?
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Like I said... I have access to the real statistics, so I'll take my chances, thanks...
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Clearly, we haven't had enough floods yet...
What, you mean like the Noah one
There have always been floods, there have always been new weather records set. It's in the nature of records..
What, you mean like the Noah one
No, I meant like these...
UK motorways flooded and train lines underwater after flash floods
Tracks at a train station in Shropshire were completely submerged and cars abandoned on the empty M5 in Gloucestershire after heavy rain.
Pretty much an annual event now. never used to be that often or that severe. At least it's been a while since Noah's.
Yeah. But have you noticed they've all been at one end of the scale? Not many colder ones have been set, have they? If this was random, you'd expect a roughly equal number of "coldest" and "hottest", wouldn't you?
Without dealer electronics, how do you service car, buy china knock offs?No car is dealer-only service. There are laws against that kind of thing...
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Ok, then you are a gambler and playing casinos.Like I said... I have access to the real statistics, so I'll take my chances, thanks...
Latest statistics for you. Good reason to ban EV's from all financial districts. These are strategic assets of the country.
Beirut, New Taipei City and BudapestCNN —
Israel carried out part of its device attack targeting Hezbollah by concealing explosives inside the batteries of pagers brought into Lebanon, according to two high-ranking Lebanese security officials, who said the technology was so advanced that it was virtually undetectable.
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If you like. We're ALL gamblers, in that respect. You're the gambler betting on pure chance. Putting your money on the same number you've always put it on. I'm the gambler who has been out, doing his homework, looking at the statistics. I'm this gambler...
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Yes... interesting, that... Why did they need to put explosives in them? Surely, if they had lithium batteries in them, they'd just blow up anyway?
A trace explosive is adequate to guarantee controlled detonation. Lithium will take care of the rest. How much -£ per month is this risk again?Yes... interesting, that... Why did they need to put explosives in them? Surely, if they had lithium batteries in them, they'd just blow up anyway?
Good job there's no explosive in my EV battery then...
(And no, it's complete bollards. It's the explosive that did the damage, not the lithium. (Clue's in the name...)
You do know that the CMOS battery - inside the thing that you're accessing this website on - has lithium in it, don't you?...................
"Nowt so queer as folk", as the saying goes.
I do. Do you know the lithium in EV is 2 million times (guesstimate) more than what is in the button battery?
Your risk is 2m x mine. That makes me less concerned.I'm not the one who is concerned by lithium though.
You are
Yeah. But have you noticed they've all been at one end of the scale? Not many colder ones have been set, have they? If this was random, you'd expect a roughly equal number of "coldest" and "hottest", wouldn't you?
Because the climate has done, what it has always done - it has changed.
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