The benefits are great though, people leave you alone and living here is cheap
ThunderclapSasquatch
joined 1 year ago
Ehh 3 hours isn't that bad, just means the trip back happens the next day or you're dropping in to say hi while passing through town.
Nearest one to my hometown is about 3-4 hours out. I would have to take a plane and have a cousin come get me in her truck whenever I visited my family if I used an EV the tech has come a long way but the infrastructure just isn't always there as much as I hate that
I live in Wyoming, people not from here have a hard time understanding how desolate it is here. If I were to switch to an EV I'd have to take a plane everytime I wanted to visit my elderly mother, who would send a cousin in her ancient f-250 to drive me around, because there isn't a single electric charger in that QUARTER of the state
I live in Wyoming, having been to Maine, yall have an amazing and beautiful state but your definition of bumfuck no where is lacking. I checked the EV map again the ENTIRE QUATER of the state I live in that doesn't have a single charger is where my family lives. I down south near Colorado for reasons I don't want to get into right now but I want to be able to actually visit my family without having to take a plane between the two airports in Wyoming.
Yeah the current weight/range/battery combo for me in my almost entirely rural state is an ICE vehicle as much as I like EVs they just can't get me where I need to be with the current infrastructure. Unfortunately my attempts is also revoking its green energy tax stuff, got to love Republicans. But at least we got rare earth metals now, so that means nothing has to change! (God I love my state but hate the people running it)
You mean, "Aliens are labor, food and meatshields. Robots are to keep them in check and profitable."
Then it hits the Stellaris subs and shit get weird
They say that, and to a degree it's true, but we also spent millenia murdering the shit out of each other for being in each other's territory
Hidden aspect of Klingon biology, they are seahorses
My internet is pretty solid actually.