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Originally posted by traderci:
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in my experience it is fair to say that everyone , especially myself, are mostly basically wrong about everything. I was hanging out briefly at my local ( very small) airport today - I'm learning to fly - After reading some posts on our threads when I arrived home , it occur to me that maybe our massive focus on EV could end up as some minor part of the future. All the Scandium and now platinum , and not cars but planes , could end up a huge part of the world and our future. Just as a example - thousands of Cessna 152 are flying the globe - most over 40 years old. In the next few years imagine for a moment if this pandemic has not gone away - well to do people want to fly , but not on airlines.... 6 - 10 seater planes may become a must have item for well off people . Electric , cheap ,and because of aviation standards ... built to last like the Cessna.. I think the future of electric planes that are safe , personal (covid and general public and nut cases free) could end up a way bigger part of transport , leisure and lifestyle . and therefore our special metal suite could be the apple of a certain investors eye. But I'll be wrong for sure.... good luck all.. I shouldn't post this rubbish..
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You should check out the podcasts on The Driven by reneweconomy, they interviewed a former boeing R&D employee now working for tritium ev charging in brisbane ......she thinks along those lines , our cars will be flying
