saimen

https://www.vuzix.com/products/in-development

They understand almost everything long before they say their first words.

Die Explosion hat radioaktive Teilchen sehr hoch in die Luft geschleudert die dadurch in Europa verteilt wurden. Man sollte eine ganze Zeit lang keinen Salat und keine Pilze usw. essen.

https://ratical.org/radiation/Chernobyl/IRSN14dayPlume.html

Fun fact: Die Katastrophe kam im Westen überhaupt erst ans Licht weil am nächsten Tag Arbeiter in einem Atomkraftwerk bei der routinemäßigen Überprüfung feststellten, dass sie schon vor Antreten ihrer Schicht kontaminiert waren.

There is a great book about it:

https://ken-follett.com/books/eye-of-the-needle/

https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/ch25.htm

Paris was named by French priest Emmanuel Rougier who lived there while running a coconut plantation.[3][4] He named the town Paris due to the fact that he was homesick.[5][6]

:'(

The only "problem" I see with EVs is when you aren't able to charge at home or work. But even then it is only slightly more inconvenient then regular fueling as you can often charge while doing groceries for example.

If you can charge at home it even is so much better, as you don't have to worry about fuel at all and range at larger trips isn't a problem as regular breaks are a good thing anyways as you already said and most of the time a break takes longer than the charging process anyways (using the bathroom, taking a snack, walking around a bit).

It's playing in the past and not in the future

Hmm...

I hate these framings. It's not about "helping earth". The earth doesn't care. About anything. It's a rock. The point is about keeping earth habitable for humans. It's about helping humans.

Ja eigentlich sollte erstmal die Marge schrumpfen, da in einem idealen Markt die Preise nicht einfach erhöht werden können sollten ohne einen Rückgang der Nachfrage.

Es gibt jedoch 2 Probleme:

1. Die Ölnachfragenden sind ziemlich abhängig davon und können nicht einfach so schnell den Verbrauch verringern.
2. The secret ingredient is crime (Preisabsprachen).

Not exactly, I found it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess%27s_paradox

It's more about everyone trying to use their best route which might might be inefficient for the whole system, as OPs example nicely shows.