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Just like the bank can shut off your account, they want to be able to shut you off from downloading electricity to your vehicle if you aren't in line. Your vehicle will have a unique identifier, and they will be able to see (with AI and blockchain) every last bit of electricity distributed to every uniquely-identifiable vehicle.

The e-fuel station won't even dispense energy to your car unless it identifies your vehicle, which will be tied to your digital ID, and verifies you are a good citizen. All cars will ping the antennas along the roadways, and your travel history will be recorded in a blockchain ledger.

Imagine the level of control they will have being able to track all of this. Are you waking up? The "green" movement is just a fucking distraction.

Just like the bank can shut off your account, they want to be able to shut you off from downloading electricity to your vehicle if you aren't in line. Your vehicle will have a unique identifier, and they will be able to see (with AI and blockchain) every last bit of electricity distributed to every uniquely-identifiable vehicle. The e-fuel station won't even dispense energy to your car unless it identifies your vehicle, which will be tied to your digital ID, and verifies you are a good citizen. All cars will ping the antennas along the roadways, and your travel history will be recorded in a blockchain ledger. Imagine the level of control they will have being able to track all of this. Are you waking up? The "green" movement is just a fucking distraction.

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What makes you think something similar can't be done to a gas car? OnStar, for example, can just remotely disable your vehicle. They've had this capability for over a decade. This is nothing new and nothing to do with electric cars.

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Many EVs likely talk to the charger, many gas engines don't talk to the gasoline that is pouring in.

On both vehicles you can remove the antennas for data, but with the EV you may not be able to use a public charger.

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Many EVs likely talk to the charger.

No, they don't.

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So Tesla chargers don't communicate to Supercharging stations?

Eventually when EVs are required, they will have smart systems implemented and those without the latest updates will not be able to charge at the quick public stations.

Ask yourself, does the government make any regulations to make you more free? No they don't. They want to monitor and control the masses more so than ever. Evs will be a perfect way to do so.