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[Buck 5,000+ posts]

‘"In the seaport of Odessa, on the territory of a shipyard, a docked Ukrainian warship and a warehouse of Harpoon anti-ship missiles, supplied by the US to the Kiev regime, have been destroyed by sea-based high-precision long-range missiles," the ministry said Sunday.’

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

[metalheadjoe 10+ year member]

I’ll reduce it down to a simpler picture for you: Don’t mock someone for doing what you CAN’T do.

Buck has a leaky azz. He accuses Biden of the same, but the “incident” he references never happened. AND he keeps repeating the claim.

Stay in your lane and know your place is the point.

I don't need you to simplify it. You had the chance to say that (Don’t mock someone for doing what you CAN’T do), but you opted to make an analogy. I hate analogies, but you love them, so I am playing on your terms: You equated Biden on a bike to Tony Hawk on a skateboard. I ask again, do you think Biden is mentally fit to be president?

I still don't know about Buck's ***, but I assume he's grateful for your services? I don't know what you want me to say to that.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

That's fine for daily driving. I was specific with the vacation, truck and trailer. Not everyone will drive in a Tesla and many will use a truck and trailer for vacationing. You can't just lump all EV's into the same bubble and say they are all great. It's just misleading at that point.

Correct. But I very clearly said the math only changes if you change factors in the equation. Comparing a car to a truck is silly, and you want to do your best to compare apples to apples. But like everything else, averages come into play and the big picture has to be seen.

An old friend told me the ACA failed to reduce healthcare costs because HIS costs went up, but the mathematical facts was that average costs overall dropped. That’s how it works.

That said, the Tesla semi is projected to cost $1.26 per mile versus the averaged $1.51 for a diesel rig.
That’s a $13,500 per year savings, and better for the environment.

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

Correct. But I very clearly said the math only changes if you change factors in the equation. Comparing a car to a truck is silly, and you want to do your best to compare apples to apples. But like everything else, averages come into play and the big picture has to be seen.

An old friend told me the ACA failed to reduce healthcare costs because HIS costs went up, but the mathematical facts was that average costs overall dropped. That’s how it works.

That said, the Tesla semi is projected to cost $1.26 per mile versus the averaged $1.51 for a diesel rig.
That’s a $13,500 per year savings, and better for the environment.

That's not factoring in the extended "refueling" time the ev semi would have...that's less time per day the truck is moving...so the overall expense of shipping goes up...

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Correct. But I very clearly said the math only changes if you change factors in the equation. Comparing a car to a truck is silly, and you want to do your best to compare apples to apples. But like everything else, averages come into play and the big picture has to be seen.

An old friend told me the ACA failed to reduce healthcare costs because HIS costs went up, but the mathematical facts was that average costs overall dropped. That’s how it works.

That said, the Tesla semi is projected to cost $1.26 per mile versus the averaged $1.51 for a diesel rig.
That’s a $13,500 per year savings, and better for the environment.

Prove it

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

‘Both candidates described a country that was not merely in trouble, but being destroyed by leaders who despise most Americans — effectively part of a civil war. In both swing states and safe seats, many Republicans say that liberals hate them personally and may turn rioters or a police state on people who disobey them.

Referring to the coronavirus and 2020 protests over police brutality, Cox told supporters at a rally last month, “We were told 14 days to bend the curve, and yet antifa was allowed to burn our police cars in the streets.” He continued: “Do you really think, with what we’re seeing — with the riots that have happened — that we should not have something to defend our families with? This is why we have the Second Amendment.”

MSN

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I don't need you to simplify it. You had the chance to say that (Don’t mock someone for doing what you CAN’T do), but you opted to make an analogy. I hate analogies, but you love them, so I am playing on your terms: You equated Biden on a bike to Tony Hawk on a skateboard. I ask again, do you think Biden is mentally fit to be president?

I still don't know about Buck's ***, but I assume he's grateful for your services? I don't know what you want me to say to that.

No. I actually provided the simplified version a few pages back. You wanted to defend Buck, so I explained it and had to simplify it, it seemed.

In turn, Buck AGAIN chimed in about Biden’s “incontinence”. Poor Buck, don’t be so mean to his leaky snowflake azz. Right?

No, I didn’t equate Biden on a bike to Tony Hawk on a skateboard. I was talking about someone who is completely incapable of physical action, like Stephen Hawking, making derogatory comments about people who are physically able to do things.
Buck has a leaky *** and probably can’t walk to the garage to find a bicycle, but feels he should comment on Biden’s capabilities based on a fraudulent piece of information he got that he keeps repeating.

My previous statement that you missed was “Don’t throw stones if you live in a glass house”.
Buck doesn’t like the concept, so he throws a lot of stones. Don’t cry for him if one bounces back.
From what I have seen, I think Biden is mentally fit to be president. Have you seen a diagnosis that suggests otherwise?
If so, you should share it publicly so he can be replaced forthwith.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Prove it

Prove what?

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

That's not factoring in the extended "refueling" time the ev semi would have...that's less time per day the truck is moving...so the overall expense of shipping goes up...

They can potentially put beaming towers next to roads to induct current into wireless charging for the cars. There’s technology like that.

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

They can potentially put beaming towers next to roads to induct current into wireless charging for the cars. There’s technology like that.

There is but it's expensive...that'd raise the energy rates and bring ev semi vs diesel semi to similar rates...plus a larger need for rare earth...which creates more environmental damage...it ends up being a wash at that point imo...

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

That's some elitist mindset shiit right there...

More like common sense.
Go call an MMA fighter a p*ssy to his face, and then smile as he punches YOUR face.

Know your lane, and stay in it if the consequences of not staying in it make you sad.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

They can potentially put beaming towers next to roads to induct current into wireless charging for the cars. There’s technology like that.

My phone has it. And my razor.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

‘These demonstrations were part of a larger NASA and U.S. Department of Energycampaign to explore the feasibility of solar-power satellites, which, it was proposed, would one day harvest sunlight in space and beam the energy down to Earth as microwaves.‘

PRACTICAL POWER BEAMING GETS REAL – Impact Lab

www.impactlab.com

‘Telecommunications company Ericsson has teamed up with a company called PowerLight Technologies to send power through the air to run a 5G base station. Both companies have posted the details on their respective websites.‘

‘… Ericsson claims that the system is capable of sending up to 1,000 watts up to distances of a kilometer.’

Using optical beaming to power a portable 5G base station

Telecommunications company Ericsson has teamed up with a company called PowerLight Technologies to send power through the air to run a 5G base station. Both companies have posted the details on their respective websites.

techxplore.com

‘The aim was to demonstrate how 5G could facilitate fast, simple and reliable charging solutions for EV fleets. The results are telling. The combination of the 5G Ultra Wideband network and MEC allowed EVPassport to reduce latency in charging sessions by more than 50%.‘

‘The aim was to demonstrate how 5G could facilitate fast, simple and reliable charging solutions for EV fleets. The results are telling.’

What does 5G mean for electric vehicle charging? | Automotive World

As more fleets turn to electrification, charging management services may require the next level of connectivity. By Megan Lampinen

www.automotiveworld.com

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

More like common sense.
Go call an MMA fighter a p*ssy to his face, and then smile as he punches YOUR face.

Know your lane, and stay in it if the consequences of not staying in it make you sad.

Yep better to silence people that don't agree with you...

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Yep better to silence people that don't agree with you...

Nice red herring.
Do you have any more? Maybe argue that an MMA fighter would never hit you because you would sue them?

Go right ahead and throw stones in the glass house. Look like the fool. Be proud of your ignorance.
There are tens of millions just like you.