Re: OT: EV Charging Stations Stripped of Copper Cables

On 4/07/2024 7:55 pm, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

On 04/07/2024 09:25, Bill Sloman wrote:

What a load of pretentious crap. Renewable energy sources are the cheapest power sources around,

 Bless!
 

and EV let you travel more cheaply than you can in a car with an internal combustion engine.

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Not at today's renewable electricity prices. And disastrous [
depreciation on EVs

Evidence?

 If you had any kind
of clue about engineering design,

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I am a professional engineer with a Cambridge degree in Electrical sciences and a lifetime in engineering design
That;s how I do know what I say is true.

When I worked at Cambridge Instruments as an electronic engineer I had to put up with a lot of clowns like you.
They had the delusion that their Cambridge degree was of a different nature to the kind education offered elsewhere in the world - it was heavier on math, but short on connections to reality. The good ones could become useful practical engineers, but it took a year or two of de-programming.
EMI Central Research was less infested with the sub-species, and rather more efficient at the de-programming.

you'd be aware of that, but you are a
right-wing twit in the Cursitor Doom and John Larkin style and lap up all the right-wing propganda aimed at twits like you.

 Projection.  He's swallowed the eco koolaid.
Facts no longer matter, Pure Faith will see him thorough.

And how many papers have you published in peer-reviewed scientific journals? You post under a pseudonym, so can't make that claim at all.
https://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=%22a+w+sloman%22&oq=

Its amazing how emotionally attached to greenCrap some people are...

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Not half as amazing as Cursitor Doom, attachment to ZeroHedge or John Larkin's faith in Anthony Watts
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Watts_(blogger)
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If you don't know anything about science you won't realise quite how silly this is.

 Oh dear. I suspect I know far more about real science than you do.

Of course you do. You have the delusion that your Cambridge degree was of a different and superior nature to the kind education offered elsewhere in the world, but the difference is largely confined to boosting your opinion of yourself and your fellow students, plus a bit of English snobbery about people who get their hands onto the equipment they work on, rather than relying on mathematical modelling.
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