VVC-Geeza Posted Tuesday at 12:09 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:09 PM The way Rory Sutherland is speaking is really logical:) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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rab60bit88 Posted Tuesday at 12:10 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:10 PM For a long time now, this video has circulated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coolguy Posted Tuesday at 12:11 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:11 PM Please include a description with any videos you upload to fascistbook; otherwise, many of us will not click on them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VVC-Geeza Posted Tuesday at 12:11 PM Author Share Posted Tuesday at 12:11 PM So, I'm not sure Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vitessear3 Posted Tuesday at 12:12 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:12 PM What does "a lot of sense" refer to? The immigrant problem, benefit scroungers, why EVs are no good? You really ought to have figured out how the internet works by now; I'm not bothered either. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
paulh2602601 Posted Tuesday at 12:16 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:16 PM No, I'm not on Facebook. Is it safe to assume that it is a balanced contribution outlining the benefits of EVs for the majority of people if it is very logical? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Needsnewtyres2 Posted Tuesday at 12:17 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:17 PM The video asks, "What if internal combustion engines were invented today?" Rory Sutherland, an advertising executive and behavioural scientist, offers a hypothetical scenario in which ICE cars are introduced today and electric vehicles (EVs) are already commonplace. Main Ideas from the Conversation: In his discussion of the "new" invention of the internal combustion engine, Sutherland remarks on the absurd complexity of the idea [00:00]. The process includes adding combustible liquid to a tank, lighting it on fire, and utilising intricate parts such as gearboxes, radiators, oil filters, air filters, and approximately 117 moving parts, in contrast to an electric vehicle's approximately seven [00:11]. Absence of Evident Benefits: At the 00:24 mark, he wonders what kind of pitch you could give to customers: Is it less noisy? No. ⚬ Is its performance better? Does it get dirtier? No. No. While internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles are convenient because they can be filled up quickly, there is a major safety concern that you can't fill them up at home because it's too risky to store a lot of flammable petrol underneath a house. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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