Frederick Bott
1 min readJan 10, 2024

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Thanks for the clarification.
I like EVs also, but I don't see them having as big a future as a lot of investors seem to think.
Automation of the driving function, and removal of a lot of the requirements to drive, by removal of the obligation to work, therefore also the obligation to commute, would change everything. Logically this also will happen when solar indexed stimulus as necessary to preserve the value of money in a free enetgy environment is issued.
The drop of value (energy) in money meantime is happening much more rapidly than most folk realise, or than money issuing authorities will admit, like the burning of the planet, it's an effect too horrible for us to see clearly, we still don't seem to have accepted that these things are not dependent on time, they are dependent on unpredictable avalanche effects, with the catalyst being the constant robbery of, and destruction of the planet. At some point, something crucial will be robbed or destroyed of the energy it needs to live or exist, and all hell will literally be let loose.
As soon as this is accepted the required change could happen overnight.
Hence why I don't worry that the seven years for development of nuclear will ever hapoen. The value in money just won't last to make an investment that long now.
Last thing we want to do is leave it until it is too late, after too much value has been lost from money to do anything valuable with it.

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Frederick Bott
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