Running discussion on SP, page-30008

After the reduced human activity caused by the limitations of the CV19 quarantining, people realised how clean the sky can be. Wow.

ICE for transport, being individual, mass transport and goods transport will have to be re-addressed as the world population and with it the transport has become too dense to continue with this type of technology.

The world population has to look at a less polluting way to generate energy and to live.
At this stage batteries are an essential part of that shift, I don't know what the future will bring.

It will of course be a shift which will not happen overnight, but let's say in about 25 years we will look in the back mirror to see the last ICE.
To be honest I drive an ICE, however I am well aware that a massive shift is around the corner.

At this moment for energy storage, Lithium batteries seem to be part of the solution.
I don't know what it will be tomorrow.

However I do believe that we as people living on this planet have to change, hopefully the change will be sensible in a way without shocking the system and that the great majority of the world can agree.

We need great leaders with heaps of compassion, who can electrify and convince people.
The technology change itself is a revolution in thinking, there is no need to wreck how we live at this very moment on this planet.
A gentle but very determined change by our elected leaders is what is required.

When I see leaders, who are determined to insist that they have the biggest and the best, I just think you are living in the past.

Why do 70+ year old leaders want to rule us.
Why don't they sit back as a team of nestors advising the younger more energetic managers?

Just me enjoying a gin and looking a the stars.