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16 December

16 December · 23:12 UTC

Change doesn't happen gradually. Nothing happens for a while, and then everything happens all of a sudden. See if the history below rhymes with changes to transport (EVs) you see today. "In the early 20th century...the incumbent horse-based road transportation industry in the United States was skeptical and outright dismissive of automobiles because there were almost no paved roads, the petroleum industry was in its infancy, there were no fuelling stations, manufacturing capacity and supply chains were limited, the rule of the road had not yet been developed, and almost nobody knew how to drive. Nevertheless, automobiles fully disrupted road transportation in less than 15 years." ReThinkX. Rethinking Energy 2020-2030

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