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Is that an aged adjusted statistic? Or is it comparing with the entire gasoline vehicle fleet?
by enquirewithin 29d ago
Is that an aged adjusted statistic?
Or is it comparing with the entire gasoline vehicle fleet?
- SideburnsOfDoom 29d agoWhy ask things that you can easily look up?
- mikestew 28d agoSea lions don't merely "look things up", they ask you to do it for them.
- enquirewithin 28d agoOh, sorry, I thought we were having a conversation. My mistake.
- smcin 27d agoThis is all very off-topic to the original discussion about reduction in air pollution.
- SideburnsOfDoom 28d ago"A civil conversation about my statement" quite. I'm not buying it and you shouldn't be selling it.
- mrguyorama 28d agoConsider that every single human being on the planet carries around a lithium battery in their pocket, at a large percentage of those batteries have experienced such damage that would destroy the glass screen on those devices, and yet people are not bursting into flames regularly, and even the defective batteries that Samsung distributed for a while only made events extremely rare. Lithium batteries are pretty safe in practice.
- enquirewithin 28d agoSafe enough to not be allowed on air freight. Safe enough to not be allowed in checked baggage on commercial passenger aircraft. Safe enough to kill e-bike riders, safe enough to kill people at home charging their e-bike / e-scooter / electric car. Perfectly safe. No trade offs, just safety.
- DeRock 28d agoAll of those apply to gasoline
- SideburnsOfDoom 28d agoI want you to travel with half a gallon of gasoline (i.e. 2 litres of petrol) in your hold and/or hand luggage. See how that goes for you. And yet, people travel with one or often more than one battery devices as a matter of utterly unremarkable routine.