Cybertruck rust was not rust. The runaway S with the driver in the back seat was a big fat nothing. It goes on and on.
Stuff happens with cars. Tesla sells news and grabs attention.
Exactly and as
@Torrid posted.
With that said, it is all fair game in the sense. This is the way media and social media operates in today’s world.
Critical thinking out the window, people tune in day and night 24 hours a day on their smart phones and want to be entertained but the problem is they can no longer think critically. It doesn’t matter to the news media whatever is going to create attention and clicks it all that matters.
So if you think about it, electric vehicles, got the same media attention like they were going to take over the United States of America by the year 2035, and now we can see that was all a pipe dream but it didn’t matter at the time that’s what created conversation, media clicks and advertising revenue.
So it is fair game now that every time one of these electric vehicles that garnered so much attention starts on fire, it is going to be reported, and blown up for more clicks and advertising revenue.
At the same time there is some validity in what I posted. Will it be become an issue once 70,000,000 to 200,000,000 electric vehicles are on the roads?
I only say 200 million because that’s what the media let us to believe just two short years ago. But if you see in my posts, I’m trying to stay conservative at 25% of the vehicles roughly 70,000,000.
I wonder at that market penetration could these vehicles actually be grouped together and used by a terrorist organization?
I think it sounds kind of scary, but I don’t know, we do know gasoline fires are easy to put out.
Gosh, what happens when these vehicles are so common place that 12 of them can be placed under some major infrastructure someplace, with lithium batteries that are almost impossible to put out how will it be controlled?
I mean, these are questions that we should be answering instead of ignoring.
As a nation, we seem to be late to the party all the time.
On another subject when I talk about media, attention and lack of critical, thinking, just go over to other topics and read my posts on the latest real estate news on how the real estate industry is going to be crushed.
Creates great, clicks and advertising revenue, but nothing will change yet. It still makes a great story and conversation topic.
The problem is gone is the daily newspaper, and we are now in the Internet age for news, and it’s a massive competition among news agencies to generate revenue for their shareholders. As of people we are hungry for every little tidbit of news we can get to make us feel better about ourselves, we are addicted
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I have to admit the media can also get to me and it might be/would be an uncomfortable feeling. At least initially.
