don't you hate perpetuated myths about energy required to produce a car vs. its consumption?

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  1. cwerdna

    cwerdna Senior Member

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    #1 cwerdna, Aug 3, 2009
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    Hi cwerdna,

    Good reply to that one.
     
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    The absolute worst thing is that you click on that user and they have a bunch of comments on very technical issues, so clearly they are somewhat intelligent. This is far from a unique experience on slashdot (at least, it wasn't 5-8 years ago), or anywhere else for that matter, I suppose.
     
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    It's too bad that the topic is not longer on the front of Slashdot and nobody has modded either post. So, the garbage still remains at 5 and mine still remains at 1. :(
     
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    agreed - but even if the assertion were correct, would you solve it faster by producing fewer new cars or fewer new people?
     
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    I find HYDROGEN to be the ultimate perpetuated myth about energy to MOVE a car vs. its non hydrogen consumption. Talk about a waste of billions ... and there's a thread in the 'hybrid news' that raised its ugly head. Decade after decade it keeps coming back, regardless of how many scientists laugh about its waste of energy & increase of greenhouse gas. It deserves nothing but a big base ball bat.

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