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Man, now I want to hear more about how that electric cars topic went
theres an recent illidan 4 man video and auriel video where I talk more about it if you really wanna hear more thoughts haha
Haters be hating. All change is difficult for some.
It only works if you can charge it at home. And it’s a toy for wealthy people. Gas car is just cheaper
@@LightThePrince its especially good if you have solar panels at home too
No one talking about that blaze denial? 4:47
Glad you saw! Blaze without unstoppable should be very easily countered by displacements but most people dont know or bother anymore.
Blizzard quitting HotS is when a product's popularity just won't die when the bean-counters wrote it off their budgets.
the problem with electric cars I see that I dont hear anyone talk about is what happens when there are so many people with them that there are issues with an already shaky power grid? what happens when electric companies turn around and raise electricity costs higher and higher and theres nothing we can do about it.
I don’t think it’s enough of a draw to make that a serious concern tbh, even if everyone started using EVs.
So the problem with electric cars is "What if cartels drive up prices and bribe government officials"? I mean yea. Guess that's a problem.
Do you think we can stop corruption by driving less electric vehicles?
Ev charge is way cheaper than gas. Tesla full charge is under $20, usually less than $10. Tank of premium is well over $100 right now. Teslas are expensive up front, but cheaper overall, with nearly zero maintenance.
Doubt on the zero maintenance thing. It's still a car.
LOL okay buddy, WTF do you drive? and where do you live, it cost me 40$ to fill up my Veloster N with premium. And Teslas are far from zero maintenace, the brakes alone not only wear down faster than a normal car they cost 4x more. The tires wear faster due to the cars excessive weight, The lifespan of an EV battery is the same as a car engine with 4x the cost to replace. Oh and you cant even do any maintenance on a tesla, you HAVE to have tesla do it. No thanks, shitty company renting you a product you dont even have the right to work on...while telling you that you own it.
@Fanhots, natural gas vehicles are cheaper than electrical vehicles by a factor of 2-3 times cheaper comparatively
Some math from where i live:
1 kWh of electricity costs 6,17 rubles
1 liter of gasoline costs ~50 rubles
1 liter of gasoline contains ~9,5 kWh energy in it, so
1 kWh of energy, produced by burning gasoline, costs 50/9,5 = 5,26 rubles/kWh
So, 5,26 rubles per gasoline kWh < 6,17 rubles per electricity kWh
BUT internal combustion engines have very low efficiency (lower than 30%), so we must multiply 5,26 by 3 or 4, and after that gasoline becomes much more expensive source of energy
The primary issue we have here in the states is capability on a mass scale. Right now, today, we frankly do not have the infrastructure with our power grid to support everyone having electric cars. Here in Texas, they do rolling blackouts NOW on our power grid in summer months just from people running their air conditioning because the power grid gets strained. Forgetting the cost of gas vs electricity, if the government and power companies don’t do something about the grid infrastructure, electric cars on any sort of grand scale just can’t happen.
@@blakephotographytexas Finally someone that takes reality into account in this whole topic. And burning coil to support EV sounds dumb af. Maybe nuclear is the way to go by now, while we think in a better to produce energy.
Yeah grid right now is kinda sad agreed a lot of work will be needed. Im banking on private sector helping in addition to governments in the future.
Electricity in Czechia is more expensive if you are one of cca 150 000 people that had their distributors annouce bankrupcy, then you pay 5x-15x times more than normal, add that electricity went up by cca 50% for all. If you are one of the unfortunate and got at least 9x times more expensive electricity, it is no longer worth to have EV car.
And ecology is debatable, in Poland it is more ecological to have gas car (normal car, not some gas gulping monster), because you charge EV with electricity from coal. France has a lot of nuclear plants so it is way more ecological to have EV car there. Germany is stupid and are opening coal plants to replace nuclear plants they are closing this year (they wanted to replace it with gas from Russia, that did not go well).
And our parliament voted NO to keep the nuclear plants open. I hate greens man. I hate them so much and their fanatic idealism.
@@tremorwolfgang8403 Yeah and they are bringing it to EU too. Like what EU countries had to sign about carbon neutrality based on studies. I saw parts their "scientific" studies for clean energy sources for Czechia, they calculated number of solar panels needed for year based on average from only the summer months. Ignoring that in winters we get cca 140 hours less of sunlight (small part of my job is writing daily sunlight into monthly report). Or creating bill based on nonexisting technology, and in calculations ignoring energy needed to create Hydrogen gas in first place.
Yeah agree with all of your points definitely a case by case basis depending on electricity costs and how the energy in the country is generated.
my gas costs last month were $160, my electricity cost last month was $179 while having to run 2 ACs.
bro theres so many things wrong with this comparison if you dont know i dont even know if i should say
electricity is cheaper than gas for now, but you also need to consider that even for a cheap EV the cost to replace a battery is 10-15K, and the average life of a battery is way less than the average life of an engine, and if you are driving a run of the mill car an engine is 3-4K, so you better be banking that money saved on gas to replace your battery. Unless you want to play new car roulette, which is less efficient with electric cars, they dont hold value because nobody wants that used battery.
Fan, why do you take mocking strikes over lethal onslaught? I think lethal onslaught is better for Q build because you get high AA to pair with the Q lvl1 but is it the wrong talent to take?
Mocking strikes is a deadly talent and honestly the best at the tier. If you are good landing combos it basically gives you infinite CD reduction
Mocking Strikes have the best potential. Theoretically it lets u combo forever as long as u r AAing. The problem comes when there 's too much cc or u need instant burst of Lethal Onslaught
Both good depends if you want more combos or more burst damage in a single combo. If you are going full q build yeah mocking is probably better. Im looking for max sadism which means I want more combos for rite of raksire
We're gonna ignore that he didn't even have Q1? Okay. Carry on then.
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Electricity is made roughly the same way gas is for cars except worse in a lot of ways because many places still use coal power even in the US. Also the reason some people think electric cars are a scam is because at the beginning of the craze GM rented electric cars then randomly forced everyone who was renting to return them and crushed them all into cubes.....still crazy honestly.
electric cars are not the answer. electricity is extremely dirty and lithium isnt recyclable yet. hydrogen fuel cells is a much more realistic long term answer.
@@matt-xe5km all you said is not true. Lithium can be recycled. Even 100% electricity generation using coal. Electric car still less polluting then gas car. Simple google will gave you answer.
@@MdRidd1 Sorry I should ammend my statement lithium can be recycled it just isn't. A simple Google search would give you that answer but ill provide it for you anyways.
The Journal of the Indian Institute of Science found that less than 1 percent of Lithium-ion batteries get recycled in the US and EU compared to 99 percent of lead-acid batteries, which are most often used in gas vehicles and power grids. According to the study, recycling challenges range from the constantly evolving battery technology to costly shipping of dangerous materials to inadequate government regulation.
@@MdRidd1 umm no that's fake news. After the production of the ev it is cleaner but it's production process and the studies that have gone into it dont include the mining and refining of nickel. Again a quick Google search would give you that answer but ill provide it for you anyways.
Typically, it takes 25 to 30 tons of coal to produce a single ton of nickel. When all the CO2 emissions are counted, smelting and refining laterite nickel releases nearly 90 tons of CO2 for every ton of nickel produced. That means an average electric vehicle with a 50 kg battery, 4 tons of CO2 were released during its production.
And that's just for the production of the battery. BTW that amounts for an entire years worth of a gas cars emissions and some teslas like the cyber truck will have a 250 watt battery pack. So just for tesla to produce 1 battery for the cyber truck they will be emitting 5 years worth of carbon emissions of a car into the atmosphere. You also are not accounting for the COAL MINES PRODUCING THE ELECTRICTY YOUR USING IN YOUR CAR. It takes fossil fuels to make the electricity your using. This really isn't that complicated. I look forward to your apology
Edit: fixed battery spelling error and don't spelling error
As I said in another video, GM's electrification efforts are embarrassing and I agree with you that some cars made by subpar manufacturers(GM is definitely one of these) are not worth it whatsoever.
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Electric cars are cheaper to own than gas, if you can get past the higher upfront cost.
Typical fridge draws from 100 to 400 W per hour. Tesla station 1500 W per hour split between 2 cars. Another nitpick is that you don't drive tesla with chargers attached unlike your fridge that is constantly drawing power to be useful. That dude is just repeating some kind of bs.
Fan still doesn’t understand where electricity comes from…. “Electricity generators” 😂
To be fair neither does the dingdong in the comments saying electricity will cost more than gas if everyone starts switching to EVs or that gas vehicles are currently cheaper to own than EVs
@@localman7017 he was hyperbolic, but partially correct on some things. Electric vehicles ARE more expensive, both in up front purchase cost and in yearly licensing and taxing fees.
Also, electricity itself is 95%+ produced from coal, oil, and gas. The only reason gas at the pump is so expensive right now is because of market manipulation, not because it’s less efficient than “electricity”.
Electric cars are also not “green” by any stretch, producing the batteries and transporting them produces as much or more “pollution” and “carbon” than most gas vehicles produce in a decade.
None of this is to say “green” energy is a terrible idea, but the best options are nuclear (most of the drawbacks of nuclear are bullshit propaganda with no truth behind them) and magnetic energy (which the government has buried).
Solar and wind energy are over hyped and impossible to scale to meet energy demands or even come close to meeting energy demands.
I think you accidentally the title
EVs are definitely not polished right now, but they certain are the future. When I was living in SF, EVs seemed so ideal because of the hills and stop signs. Now in the Midwest I would never consider getting an EV for the towing and problems starting the engine in severe winter and stuff… It’s not an “EVs are evil and they should all be banned” or “EVs are the best and anybody who doesn’t want/endorse one is stupid” kind of question. They are not good enough to replace gasoline cars yet but they are still very good in many scenarios…
EV's are only part of the future, they will never be well suited for all locations, they take an abundance of rare earth minerals that suffer the same limited supply/replenishment issues as fossil fuels. We dont even have a fraction of the energy grid needed to support hundreds of millions of electric vehicles, and the only cheap way to supply that electricity in the future is fossil fuels, the day we have a grid thats 100% clean energy is the day that your electric bill is higher than your rent.
At 12:44 Tracer has soloed the boss? xD
Fan, not sure if you’ll see this but this is the debate in congress where that guy got the 25 refrigerator stat from: th-cam.com/video/avi9iBC8opU/w-d-xo.html
Sounds like the actual stat they claimed was, assuming a TWO car household, the amount of power of charging those cars all year would be 25 times the amount it would take to run a refrigerator all year.
I'm pretty sure a decent refrigerator takes in 100w when the compressor is on. I think the compressor is on a third of the time. I might be wrong with numbers but I found fridges are low energy appliances. In comparison a kettle when on is 2000w odd or 2kw. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Yeah my chat linked the video later I saw it. I think he compared peak charging rates of the car to the rate of your fridge running normally which is mindblowingly misleading. You're charging something for a brief period of time of course its more energy intensive than running a low energy appliance on 24/7.
TLDR my response was this is why I dislike politicians, they go after some intentional flashy half truth claim like "charging car same as running 25 fridges" while ignoring the main point, which is that amount still costs you far less $ than filling up your gas tank and is better for the environment.
I wanna see a study where people leave a fridge open all year and only rarely drive their car.
Fan keeps talking up Teslas as they catch fire and veer into pedestrians, sigh. Great game tho
I mean Anne Heche’s car just caught fire and exploded, gas cars can do that too…
Every car catches fire and hits pedestrians man, I wouldn't say this if I wasnt confident teslas did that the least out of all cars. In my opinion you are the one reading newspaper headlines and assuming they are true and not misleading halftruths only meant to make you click on it so they can make money. You dont click on an article that says toyota camry has crashed and caught fire for the 7 millionth time, but you do on one that says tesla and the media knows that very well.
So much sadism
EVs are cheaper to run right now and they cost a lot upfront but if they become widely used that's gonna change to them being cheaper but the electricity cost is gonna skyrocket so it's all the same really, EVs don't solve the problem they just relocate it. For all the change happening through years nothing really changes because people never change.. might sound a bit harsh but that's reality.
Remember the hole in the ozone layer because of CFCs? Humans came together and solved it! Maybe there's hope for us still.
@@tianqi5008 I'm just saying even when there's a real issue most of the time it gets overblown and used for political purposes, what was that saying again "never let a good crisis go to waste". You can choose not to see the ugly side of things but that doesn't mean it's not there.
@@talictdf4757 I agree with you mostly, I'm just giving a counter point. Just being hopeful.
@@tianqi5008 I do hope for the best but experience has taught me to temper my expectations ;-)
"Electricity is much cheaper than gas"
Yeah, let's look at our good friends in Germany who went through rolling blackouts for months trying to hard switch from gas to electricity and ask how much "cheaper" it is
I live in germany, didnt notice a blackout^^
@@berberger4814 40% - 45% of the country had rolling blackouts that lasted for weeks, a majority were in heavily populated areas. YOU personally may not have gone through it but it did happen and is also why your shit for brains governors are trying to roll back the legislation they crammed through to go back to natural gas and coal
well a german replied to you so there ya go
@@FanHOTS Uh huh a "german" did? So I'm supposed to take what he said at face value and leave it at that? Let me give the benefit of the doubt and assume that they actually do live in Germany their only counter arguement to what I stated was "well it didn't happen to me!" Which isnt much of an arguement at all
@@FanHOTS Not to be too rude about it but 1 Google search of "Germany blackouts" brings up a whole mess of articles of how the power grid didnt have the properties to effectively use and store energy from wind and solar. I'll give another example of this that happened here in the US. When Texas froze over they lost about 2/3rds of their power grid. Why did they lose that? Cause those parts of the power grid run on wind turbines and they froze over in the cold temperatures rendering millions of people without power. People say "we need green energy" and rush to wind and solar when it's the worst option, if people wanted a truly green energy source we should be looking into nuclear. If our systems were on nuclear then an average person from birth until the day they died, their total energy usage would fit into a can of coke.
electric cars are just too dangerous, car crashes turn your car into a flaming battery about to explode. Way worse than regular cars
Uhh this is completely wrong as far as I'm aware. A gas car is literally an internal "combustible" engine and far more likely to explode. Teslas in particular also have the highest safety rating from NHTSA out of any car ever made.
@@FanHOTS it's not completely wrong. Look at car crashes with batteries. They are EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. WAY MORE DANGEROUS than a gas engine on fire. Being trapped in a car with a flaming battery is guaranteed death. Scotty Kilmer just uploaded a video about it not long ago. That's just one reason I wouldn't purchase an EV. The others are the camera, breathalyzer and microphone that will be mandatory in all vehicles after 2028. Definitely won't be in an EV once that is the case, too dystopian for me. Along with not being able to fix the car myself or tinker and customize the motor... which makes owning a vehicle very boring. Along with the fact that I would be waiting for an EV that actually looks cool lol. Plus if there's ever a problem with the grid in my state or in the country I would hate for my vehicle to be reliant on that.
No offense Fan but most our electricity comes from gas/oil so getting an electric car is really just fooling yourself.
I believe emissions are still better over 5+ years or so but yeah its not the best right now could be a lot better.
@@FanHOTS Fair enough. Also, love the content, started watch many years (like 6 or so) ago!
I know these comments are old but I wonder if you guys have learned anything. Not picking on you in particular, just randomly.
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No friends huh. spamming first are for losers.