@the_white_wolf @wiredfire The same arguments that are used against EVs were used against cars in the early 1900s. Back then, cars faced legal and social obstacles, such as the requirement to have a flagman walking in front of them. There was also a strong opposition to the introduction of new technologies, such as the stocking frames or the industrial revolution in general. However, most people eventually adapted to the changes and embraced the benefits of innovation. The few who did not either moved on or stayed behind. They never learned to drive, continued working in outdated ways, never enjoyed a movie, and so on. Resistance does not stop progress.