That's My Lesson For Taking A Vacation:

I've Actually Made A Prediction That Within 30 Years A Majority Of New Cars Made In The United States Will Be Electric. And I Don't Mean Hybrid, I Mean Fully Electric.

The Lessons Of History Would Suggest That Civilisations Move In Cycles. You Can Track That Back Quite Far - The Babylonians, The Sumerians, Followed By The Egyptians, The Romans, China. We're Obviously In A Very Upward Cycle Right Now And Hopefully That Remains The Case. But It May Not.

I'm Personally A Moderate And A Registered Independent, So I'm Not Strongly Democratic Or Strongly Republican.

So, There's Quite A Big Keep-out Zone, And When You Factor The Keep-out Zone Into Account, The Solar Panels Put On That Area Would Typically Generate More Power Than That Nuclear Power Plant.

It Is Definitely True That The Fundamental Enabling Technology For Electric Cars Is Lithium-ion As A Cell Chemistry Technology. In The Absence Of That, I Don't Think It's Possible To Make An Electric Car That Is Competitive With A Gasoline Car.