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ELB2001 t1_j90yp1x wrote
Reply to comment by Sks44 in Vince McMahon Wants $9 Billion for His WWE Wrestling Media Empire by Sisiwakanamaru
Ah yes. The death of wwe
ELB2001 t1_j4wu01l wrote
Reply to comment by derepeco in Toyota to Convert Older Cars to Eco-Friendly Models to Curb Emissions by renome
Yeah working on it as in building factories to do it
ELB2001 t1_j4w9y43 wrote
Reply to comment by Statertater in Toyota to Convert Older Cars to Eco-Friendly Models to Curb Emissions by renome
They can be, but nobody is really doing it. Cause it's cheaper to just buy the materials.
A lot of batteries are shipped of to be recycled, but aren't really recycled.
Some recycle a bit for pr purposes. The government's have to force them to do it, else it won't happen.
ELB2001 t1_j4vvvua wrote
Reply to comment by MarkRclim in Toyota to Convert Older Cars to Eco-Friendly Models to Curb Emissions by renome
The amount of rare earth minerals needed for the current batteries and where they come from. The current Solid State batteries that are being worked on will need much less of those. This plays a big part in the high cost of the current tech.
the high weight it adds to the vehicle will also become a problem for the roads.
A high speed loading infrastructure will also become a problem because the net isnt really up to it in most countries. Atm the companies that own the power net is kinda waiting with the big investment into their networks hoping someone else will pay for it.
The recycling still is a problem, Tesla for example is just recommending old ones for other uses like storage, which they arent really perfect for.
ELB2001 t1_j4vkyrm wrote
Reply to comment by broyoyoyoyo in Toyota to Convert Older Cars to Eco-Friendly Models to Curb Emissions by renome
They have registered the most Solid State Battery patents i believe. And actually have a working model.
I think they arent going all in on battery yet cause they dont believe the current battery tech is good enough long term. Which i agree with.
ELB2001 t1_j4ungea wrote
Reply to comment by broyoyoyoyo in Toyota to Convert Older Cars to Eco-Friendly Models to Curb Emissions by renome
They have been investing billions a year into solid state batteries. They can afford it.
Current battery tech isn't that great and we will run into problems if we keep going with it.
Betting on two horses is the smart thing. Besides that, hydrogen might be the better option for heavy trucks.
ELB2001 t1_j20uht3 wrote
Reply to comment by RheagarTargaryen in Lithuania defense minister is leery that Russia will run out of ammo by KimCureAll
It might mean their own stock of certain ammo is gone, we already knew their production couldn't keep up with the speed they were using it at. Now they are using ammo they are importing. Question is if their production can keep up with the speed. Belarus most likely won't, North Korea's is said to have a high failure rate.
This is good news, just not great news.
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Reply to comment by Known_Soft_7599 in China Covid: US considers restrictions on Chinese arrivals by Methylatedcobalamin
They probably put them back on after the first few thousand Chinese people landed
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Reply to comment by sonofeevil in 30 Movies With 0% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes by Maxcactus
Wrong Hercules
ELB2001 t1_iwppgdm wrote
And still people will vote for him
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Reply to comment by scottyh750 in How do I fix something like this? Can I buy replacement parts off Aliexpress? Any tutorials on this? by AverYeager
Dre only likes to beat women
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Reply to comment by MaybeImDead in Scientists discover supermassive black hole that now faces Earth by Bcap2219
But their leaders are already on the spaceship