The only coin I am aware of from 29AD from that site is a herodian one with palm fronds on it. There isn't a coin with someone in front of a crowd at all. ... let alone anything connecting it to jesus.

"A coin minted in 29 AD shows an impression of Jesus teaching in the synagogues during his public life, as recorded  in Matthew 4:23 and Mark 1:39 in the New Testament."

What? Surely that's not being reported correctly.

Yeah, I look around the planet at all the stuff we've built. Roads, hospitals, airports, global networks of telecoms cabling, satellites in space, nuclear power stations, tunnels through mountains, mineral mines with multi-kilometer wide pits, railways, undersea power cables, ships the size of skyscrapers, skyscrapers, ports, giant rings for particle experiments, space craft launching platforms, integrated air defence systems . .

And building up renweables and electric cars is too much effort?

Someone's pulling some serious wool.

Probably a similar question that horse traders asked when the first cars started being built.

Somehow we managed to plan our way to global oil infrastructure, oil tankers and with their associated ports, storage facilities and refineries, oil pipelines that span continents, drilling rigs out in the open ocean that helicopters can land on and petrol retail services along morotoways, at intersections and in town centres all over the planet.

I am fairly confident that we have at leat the ability (if not the political will) to build/upgrade electrical charging stations and their associated cabling.

How often do you drive for 8 hours without a break? Or do you stop in London for a bit and then drive back?