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Politicians need to learn how to do math.

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Martin Pelletier's profile picture
Martin Pelletier2 years ago

And just noticed that this guy needs to get his units of measurement right, so perhaps everyone needs a math lesson.

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Douglas Ritz2 years ago

“Politicians need to learn how to do math.” People laughed. This is real. The entire EV transition is like building a hospital, but you don’t have any nurses.

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Info hoarder2 years ago

Well.. he's talking MW and GW but I think he means megawatt-hours and GWh. Power is instantaneous so you cant say 2.5MW per day. Also his battery mass is wrong. And if the dam is 1.1GW and total logging truck demand is 12.5GWh then the dam could charge them up in under 12 hours.

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KramerKarma2 years ago

@OldWhiteWalker You need to stop pretending it's about the numbers

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Conor in BC2 years ago

Confidently incorrect 😂

Raz's profile picture
Raz2 years ago

Politicians are paid for banning things that emotionally trigger the general public. That includes crises they manufacture themselves.

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Tad Bartkiewicz2 years ago

The math is to have many, many people using less energy. Or net zero means zero energy for us peasants.

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Gianni Kovacevic2 years ago

This guy's math is off by a power of magnitude. Ask a transportation/auto engineer, they know a bit more about the subject.

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Viscous Coupling2 years ago

That guy needs to learn the difference between a watt and joule. Trucks don’t use giga watts. They’re engines might be 600 hp, which is 420 kW. Over a day they may use a giga joule. His message might be correct, but the units are wrong.

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M A 𝕏2 years ago

I get his point, but a MWh (stored) is not the same as a MW (power) so this interview is a little confusing. But still, I get his point.

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