[AUSNA-ZI]

> Then they went absolutely crazy over hydrogen - which I always hated

I always loved hydrogen, especially if someone comes up with a better way to generate it. The refueling issue and the chemical disaster with batteries would be solved.

[rootusrootus]

It seems more likely that in the time we could get a viable hydrogen infrastructure in place (I imagine decades) that both the refueling and 'chemical disaster' aspect of batteries will have been solved. We're getting fairly close on both counts, I believe.

[AUSNA-ZI]

> It seems more likely that in the time we could get a viable hydrogen infrastructure in place (I imagine decades) that both the refueling and 'chemical disaster' aspect of batteries will have been solved. We're getting fairly close on both counts, I believe.

I would be surprised if they solved the battery issues in less than decades