>Us public transportation sucks >Brazil: bruh

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我觉得就算抛开道德因素，纯粹看中国在非洲的投资带来的利益，就会发现比西方人卖黑奴好太多了，双方都得到了好处，非洲普通人民生活条件能得到改善，中国企业赚到了钱，政府得到了第三世界一定的国际影响力。 我不知道怎么会有人说这些是债务陷阱，人家需要基建，基建要钱，没钱就得借，借了就得还，不选中国，要不就不搞，要不就选别家，非洲再怎么落后这笔账还是算的明白的。 Just leave moral factors away temporarily, in terms of benifit, you can get to understand that it's far better than Westeners' slave trade, at least it is beneficial to both sides. Africans get more improved life quality, while China get money (or you can also call it capital)along with reputation among the third world. I don't know what those so-called debt traps mean. They, Africans, need basic fractures, which need money, which need loan, which need pay back, and if they don't choose China, they can still choose others or none. No matter how undeveploped Africa is, Africans themselves can make sense.

can't provide the electric power we need to run our lives much less our transportation...that is the dilemma

I feel like no ones mentioning the fact that they literally play Battleship with other countries lol. Thats legit

@Wendover Productions... Fix the mistakes you've knowingly acknowledged in the comments section and re-upload the video. Why would you leave inaccurate info up for people to consume? Don't tarnish your brand by perpetuating bad info.

For $80 I can drive 1100km and take only 2 short breaks to fuel up, for an overall trip time of about 10hrs. With an EV that would become 20-25hrs, making a day trip into a literal DAY trip.

Magic number that has no basis in the reality of what anyone needs. Both for range and for recharge time. Because MOST people aren't driving 291 miles in a week and with an electric car, it's full to 85% every morning ready for your morning commute and is you set if up right, warmed up inside or cooled down depending on your settings.

Lol when you need to pay 5000$+ for replacing battery after 7 years

One thing about it, if you plug up your car at night or whenever, you are still paying for it in your electric bill.

Wow! They managed to make this very boring!!! At least no intrusive music!!!

The main issue is that EVs are still too expensive. While I appreciate the sentiment and agree that charging infrastructure is a big deal (especially in the US), this isn't #1. 36k isn't mass market. In fact it's just shy of the luxury segment entry point. Most people can't afford 36k. The most popular cars by volume start at 20-25k new, while 2 to 3 used cars are sold for every new car sale. Meaning the amount most people can spend on a car isn't anywhere close to 36k. On top of that, there just aren't enough EVs being manufactured to count as mass adoption.

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Ah yes LTsection, I definitely needed COVID info on this video on Organ Transplant Economics. Keep up the great work -_-

A small china problem is everyone's china problem.

You are ignoring the biggest EV problem: battery lifetime is too short and the ability to hold a charge diminishes as the battery ages.

Ok, so all we have to do is destroy all helicopter ambulances in a regular basis

I understand why everyone wants to control EV's, it has less wear-n-tear parts, meaning there will be less maintenance, so the whole manufacturing & service industry will shrink & have to change to a new business. Comfort zone is the issue, not the technology.

Yall complaining he only said the namss of your country, i didnt even get THAT

Man yet again i am disrespected not even on the list

It's a shame food and drink companies don't use bio-degradable packaging now. I know its all down to money and profits, but theres many options for degradable packaging. I reuse water bottles for as long as I can, I reuse shoe boxes, amazon and other delivery boxes. Whatever I can I'll reuse. I believe some UK waste companies burn normal waste but use the heat and smoke from it to create power which it sells back to the grid to power everything. Glad to know most of the waste it taken care of here.

Your videos make me sad

Are you hungarian asking because of the hungarian names on the map

There are so many errors in this video I don't know where to begin. At least 20 major factual errors and 50+ minor misstatements. Also you can tell this was written by someone who doesn't drive an EV because the entire premise of the video is wrong and everyone who buys an EV understands within a week that what the consumer thinks they need before an EV could suit them is not at all in touch with reality.

Thank You for giving me every reason to never buy a electric vehicle.

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With the current governments focus on EVs and the new WAVE wireless charging technology, I see this as a short term problem that will be resolved one way or another regardless. ⚡️🔋

it took my local government 2 years to replace the metal fences of the bridge with cement fences

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Fun fact: Electric cars are more damaging to the environment than gas powered. Look at what goes into the batteries and the fact that the electric grid which uses COAL to charge. See: Planet of the Humans on Michael Moore's channel.

14:47 you would instead take the 40 to the 25 and you would not run out of charging range. Long road trips just take more planning with EVs.

Tl;dr. Europe is better than the US in scaling out EV tech..

My 2019 Nissan Leaf from early 2020 has a range of 235. Not sure where numbers @1:54 come from

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What do we do with the battery when it is dead? What when millions of tons of batteries die every year

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I hope the morans in government are reading the comments, here is the most valuable one: your job is to make Amtrak useable and accessible, do your JOB! If you don't want to do it, because of your "special interests" get out of politics-you do not belong in it.

The batteries should be swapped out at a "gas" station... Eventually swapping batteries rather than recharging will be the way it's done... You'll pay only for the juice and the "rental" of the battery... but you'll never own the battery... just rent them and swap them out when needed. It will be faster than refilling a car with gasoline. Oh... and gas engines waste 75% of your gas in HEAT. They are only 25% efficient! Electric motors are more than 95% efficient. Electric is soooo much better, and your car will last for 500,000 miles...

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If you're china you can also drive a tank through the streets

*The worlds China problem

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Freedom of overflight. USSR: we don't do that here.

question: what if you murder someone in the middle of the ocean?

He forgot to say that they are not green.

The USA is screwed up with electric charging because the idiot Democrats are running things....they are morons. There should be ONE type plug so ALL charging stations are accessible to all EV's.

i hate EV due to the high price, plus i LOVE the smell of burned fossil fuel

No Charging can by faster than filling Gasoline! I Charge in my home, and I Charge at work. This counts for 90% of my anual charging, and not driving/stoping at the Gasstations, and saves me 4hour every year. When I on holiday go on a long trip, I need this 40minuts break after driving for 3hour.

*laughs in norwegian*. * own model 3 * most fast chargers per capita by FAR * can use all types of fast chargers

The big problem is that if the generation of electrical energy is obtained with 70% fossil fuels. If your country has similar values, your electric car is 30% electric

Nio in China solved the charging speed problem by offerin battery swapping. It takes like 5 minutes to swap the battery and drive away.

9:07 lmao "let's be as weird and cryptic as possible", scientists think like parents

For the vast majority of drivers the majority of their driving is city driving. Long distance highway travel occurs only 2-3 times a year. The incredibly simple solution to the problem that this video correctly identifies is to give up on the idea of relying on EVs for long distance travel. Focus instead on building really good PHEVs with decent electric range of 50-75 miles. This allows us to cut our reliance on gasoline by 75% instead of 100%, but we could do it very quickly because it does not require the installation of a huge and expensive infrastructure of Fast DC chargers on the nation's highways and the development of faster charging technology. Focus instead on proving a network of very affordable level 2 chargers in cities that serves not only single family dwellings but apartments and condos as well.

Oooh, you're gonna get some hate for pronouncing salina like selena. It's suh-LYE-nuh.

Sloppy incorrect information with a clear bias. Can't even get the names of cars proper. Nice graphics though.

I SO Say Thank You - can't wait for part II

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TaiWan is a part of China.

We still have a problem though. Where and how is all this electricity made. If electric cars are going to be mass produced, every country will basically have to tripple or quadruple their electricity output, if not much more. This then means more coal has to be mined for power stations. Realistically, wind and solar will never be able to maintain it as at there is not enough space on earth to fill it with wind turbines or solar panels to power everything on earth. Fosil fuels are here to stay. We just have to consume less. Green energy is a myth as they cannot operate without fossil fuels. Who wants to get rid of the V6 or V8 motors in any event. Not me.

in the uk so much tax raised on petrol(gas), why would government invest to deprive them of revenue

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We need to get this climate crap together idk about anyone else but i would rather have a good planet rather than cheaper crap

I think that Solid State battery technology will eventually tip the scales. That said, I also think that eventually one type of plug and charging system will need to be adopted across the board, and become the universal standard. Right now we're in a situation similar to when VHS and Beta-Max were battling it out back in the late 70's and early 80's. Eventually VHS won out, and that format ruled the roost until the advent of the DVD player.

u sound liek the guy from half as interesting

The most environmentally conscious corporations are the worst violators. Like the surfing industry produces so much toxic waste from surfboards and wetsuits and leashes and surf wax and pads and sunscreen . The hypocrisy is packaged and sold by advertisers and surf stars.

That was NOT the biggest story from Iran. It was def either the Nuclear scientist or the proxy changes by Qassam Soleimani (who was the guy murdered by the us gov in 2021). The focus on the hijab incident is very islamophobic, especially since you failed to recognize that it’s the only Islamic state that has such requirements nationally. I’m very dissapointed this whole video is riddled with stuff like that. I should have known by the way you said eye-RAN and not ee-RAHN.

ever heard of NIO's battery swapping technology?

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Shouldn't the title be China's Boeing problem? I mean Boeing is the problem here and not china

Wendover: so how do you stop a riot? France and Denmark: surrender?

The main roadblock to adoption isn't charging, it's consumer knowledge/education. EVs aren't 'fueled' like combustion engines. Most (though admittedly not all) people have space at home for off-street parking and thus a home charger. People won't need to fuel up within 4 mins of home, because they'll need to fill up at such an establishment far less often, and only on long distance drives, where the lower density of charging opportunities won't be a problem.

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non tesla ev car companies need to come together and install supercharging networks like tesla.

dont drive to empty, to maybe 20%.

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