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Is because, when they short the power grid -- and blame it on terrorism, solar flares, whatever -- they will achieve maximum damage and control.

Mark my words, the grid will go down in our lifetime. For how long is anyone's guess.

Is because, when they short the power grid -- and blame it on terrorism, solar flares, whatever -- they will achieve maximum damage and control. Mark my words, the grid will go down in our lifetime. For how long is anyone's guess.

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[–] [deleted] • 10 pts (edited )

Wrong but right. It comes down to the same reason they're upgrading electric meters on people's houses. They can be shut off remotely and connected to the internet. These electric cars will be fully connected to wifi. You wont be able to drive if it's not connected to wifi, it'll be illegal to drive if it's not connected to wifi, it'll be impossible to drive the car faster than the speed limit, it'll be able to be hacked by the police department, it will give data on your traveling, it will watch your facial expressions and send that data out (under the guise of safety, "it's to make sure you arent asleep at the wheel!"), and when the time comes, they will tell you when you are and arent aloud to drive. The government won't flat out say "nobody is allowed to drive past 9 PM due to covid 32'" the corporations that run the systems will say "due to safety and the health of our environment, our systems will be closing between 9 pm and 5 am for the forseeable future." Are you at the store when this happens? Well too bad. Die in the cold because of it? Well too bad, it wont be reported and Gatech Technologies isnt liable for any damages.

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Also, murder cars.

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New cars today which can be accessed wirelessly are already murder cars. Electric brakes and throttle bodies. Some even come with electric steering. All of which can be controlled remotely. The next step is full control over the driver and their routine.

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I bought a new Subaru in 2019, I love it. It has a bunch of "driver aids". It actually works pretty good, it's not intrusive. The dealer gave me a new loaner when I had mine in the shop. Holy Cow! There is no way I'll buy another one. Some of it you can turn off but you have to turn it all off every time you start the damn thing. The most annoying thing is the driver monitor. If you're looking for something at the side of the street you have to look obviously, it's got an alarm that starts going off if you don't have your eyes exactly on the road. A bunch of other shit. But geez.

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Yes, also -

With gasoline, someone can fill up a jerrycan, slip tank, or skid tank and have fuel to use whenever they want. Or someone can buy gasoline, and give or sell it to me.

With electric, it's hundred's of times more difficult to store it.

Someone with good social credit can fill up their vehicle with gas, and then siphon it into my vehicle, and no one would find out. But with electric, even if you can transfer a charge from one vehicle to the next, they'll know how many miles a car travelled between charges. So they'll know if you siphoned power off of it.

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You could always carry a gas powered generator around in the trunk lol

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Fun fact -

They have big diesel engines that power electric motors. There is no mechanical connection between the diesel engine and the wheels. Therefore, they are electric trains. - Most people don't know this, but it is in fact true.

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Ted Kaczynski tried to warn us

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Well, yes and no. They can turn off the gasoline just as easily, and then you are just as fucked.

We can always go back to steam engines. Never forget that.

Kind of impossible to control a steam engine.

Electric cars are good in their way. Gas cars are good in another way. Neither is perfect, and both are system dependent.

Kids today missed the gas lines of the 1970's. A barrel of oil went from $3 to $33 dollars and the cost of nearly everything went up tenfold right along with it, everything except wages, of course.

I used to go to the corner store, buy two regular comic books, one extra large comic book, a glass bottle of coke, a bag of chips, two chocolate bars, a pack of gum, and a pack of licorice, pay with a dollar and still get ten to fifteen cents back in change, and the money was real silver.

That was before OPEC raised the price of oil.

Now it costs two dollars for a cup of coffee.

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Good old bean water. By putting a fancy image on the cup and adding 56 grams of sugar, companies like Starbucks could charge well over $2 for a cup of bean water. People don't think they're buying coffee. They think they're buying status and inclusion in a trend. I remember in business school our retail marketing professor explained the margin as accounted for by the fact people are purchasing a social experience. On the one hand, I think that is absolutely true. On the other, it strikes me as such patent nonsense.

At the end of the day, though, it all counts on our retardation. People are generally very fucking stupid.

Here is what's interesting to me: the commonest way of talking about this would go something like, "If you spend $2.50 every morning for a cup of coffee from the gas station, that's $50 dollars a month. You could get a bucket of grounds for $12 and take your own coffee in a thermos."

In other words, we get these 'a penny saved' kind of arguments. Typically, these kinds of arguments are promulgated by the upper class to give the lower class the broad impression that the upper class got where they were as a result of prudence, wisdom and discipline financially.

For a legitimately wealthy person, the savings just aren't worth it. It is smarter for them to buy the expensive coffee because their time is worth more than a poor person's. The real problem we have in society is people unwilling to accept the class structure of our society, or that other people's time is not just nominally worth more, but objectively worth more. That's a tough pill to swallow for the modern mind. Everybody consumes at this sort of equilibrium level that is determined irrationally by their desire to appear higher status than they are. We are attracted to waste, rather, to people who can waste. It's metaphysical. High power generates high waste products, so societies naturally form around the rich, whose huge flows of cash actually demand they generate waste - because the waste is (in a strange circular way) part of what increased the value of their time.

The rest of society is spending to be like those people. Our society counts on us not acting in our own objective best interests, but wanting to convey something by our spending.

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From my experience it turns into a habit you forget about after awhile. I don't think many people stop and think why they're doing certain things...

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Bingo! I once worked with a black guy in a warehouse. I scrimped and saved, invested in rental houses (they were cheaper then) than I was working nights and weekends fixing these ratholes up. This asshole, making the exact same money as me, drove a Mercedes and had $500 boots and hand stitched shirts. I couldn't afford that stuff and I once asked him why he bought that stuff: and what we finally figured out was that he only wanted the "perception" of wealth, not actual wealth as the perception was easier for him to get.

With the "perception" of wealth, he could fool women into fucking him.

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hahah jokes on him when the tricked female sticks around past her sell by date

reminder everyday of exactly how poor and fake he is, she will provide this in admirable fashion. As well she should, in this case it is true.

This is probably why they get beaten to death.

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Its 23 dollars for a cold cheesburger and fries dropped off by a guy that would have to deliver 10 to be able to afford 1.

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That's one thing I never understood about the meal delivery services, the food is never warm..

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There is never/seldom a single reason. The agenda is multi faceted. If you want a single reason, it's power and control.

Bringing down the power grid would be part of breaking our will and increasing our dependency on the kleptocracy to "fix" it. It could also be to monetize the auto industry. I doubt it's to get people into electric cars to break our will only that way.

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I think it has more to do with restricting travel. You like being able to drive from coast to coast, goy? (((We))) will control that soon enough.

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Good thing I generate my own power. Fuck the government, fuck this shadow of America we live in today

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Yes.... And how long? FOREVER once they get the bugs worked out .

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It will go down eitherway, Europe is already close to it because of retarded muh green energy shit without being able to cover the demand even close.

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How does solar powered grid independent batteries work in your equation shithead?

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You really are a dumb fuck. Go hug a tree and buy a sweater for your wife's black boyfriend.

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no u

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Hey it's me your wife's black boyfriend.

What kind of sweater did you get me?

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Could Be true, but then an emerging energy market focused on smaller, more localized power would arise.

Just like the mask thing. The cabal feels as if creating new markets is the best alchemy.

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