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50 shades of meritocracy
January 27, 2025 at 7:30 PM
50 shades of meritocracy
My father was born in the late 1930s. They thought he’d be dead before reaching the age I am now. He’s now a rebellious 80s-someone. My own life expectancy, and yours, has also increased dramatically, wherever you are in the world. Yes, inequality and inequity remain, but not all’s bad in the world.
November 25, 2024 at 9:44 PM
My father was born in the late 1930s. They thought he’d be dead before reaching the age I am now. He’s now a rebellious 80s-someone. My own life expectancy, and yours, has also increased dramatically, wherever you are in the world. Yes, inequality and inequity remain, but not all’s bad in the world.
New study: Electric car batteries are long-lasting.
In Norway, the world’s most mature EV market, they already knew this, so there they happily buy second-hand EVs.
In less mature EV markets, ie the UK, depreciation is significant as buyers don’t yet get it.
batteryindustry.net/new-study-sh...
In Norway, the world’s most mature EV market, they already knew this, so there they happily buy second-hand EVs.
In less mature EV markets, ie the UK, depreciation is significant as buyers don’t yet get it.
batteryindustry.net/new-study-sh...
New study shows: EV batteries last much longer than expected - BatteryIndustry.net
While diesel cars run and run, electric car batteries quickly break down and turn the expensive new car into a complete financial loss – statements like these can be found on social media repeatedly. ...
batteryindustry.net
November 24, 2024 at 7:31 PM
New study: Electric car batteries are long-lasting.
In Norway, the world’s most mature EV market, they already knew this, so there they happily buy second-hand EVs.
In less mature EV markets, ie the UK, depreciation is significant as buyers don’t yet get it.
batteryindustry.net/new-study-sh...
In Norway, the world’s most mature EV market, they already knew this, so there they happily buy second-hand EVs.
In less mature EV markets, ie the UK, depreciation is significant as buyers don’t yet get it.
batteryindustry.net/new-study-sh...