You’re all overcomplicating a simple story that you heard from a third party and injecting a lot of your own personal bias into it.

Geez, bit of an overreaction there, guys. Especially over a detail that could have been missed while skimming, and clearly wasn’t phrased in a trolling manner.

I notice your method of debate is: name a difficult thing, then argue against it not only as if it’s insurmountable, but as if it’s exclusively the argument being made, rinse and repeat. You do realize most engineering projects are...like crazy hard, right?

One has to wonder if the people who find this idea crazy have any real understanding of digging tunnels from a technical standpoint. Or if it’s largely, “I know of no big tunnels that exist, therefore it is not possible.”

Because a true businessman makes things that people can use. And funnels the money from one project into supporting the next. Not just into his pockets, benefiting no one but him.

Or, you know, just dig deeper. This is a thing mines do all over the world. Why are you guys digging where all the pipes are?

Or they could just recede.

Probably not public domain. That’s all they generally do.

They like to advertise the Bolt as being cheaper. It’s not. They advertise their price AFTER incentives, and juxtapose that against the Model 3 base price. At best, they’re comparable depending on what your looking for.

First of all, calm down about all the white folks. This article turns up in Google Now by title only. It doesn’t give an explanation of the website’s theme or primary subject matter. All you see is “Shut Up, Bernie.” So all the blacks, whites and Hispanics that liked Bernie area gonna react to that alone.

What standards did they bypass? They wouldn’t even be able to sell the feature if it hadn’t passed regulations.

I see a lot of people making this argument, in that “autopilot” implies you don’t have to do anything. Just like on an airplane. Except, you’ve never seen both pilots abandon a cockpit. And you’ve never seen a plane land itself. In fact, you’ve probably seen more than a few movies where the autopilot had to be…

The thing is, you don’t really have to wait the whole recharge time. You can just charge up to what you need to get where you’re going. Basically, the same thing we all do with our cell phone batteries.

I see several people suggesting Sonic. Is anyone familiar with the infrastructure required to setup a set of superhcargers? I’m just curious to know, myself. The reason I ask is because Sonics, at least all of the one’s I’ve seen along the East Coast, are basically little shacks with just enough room for parking and a…

Being that it’s a Sheetz, you’re already expected to be there for long periods of time. Logically that means the chargers would not be where the pumps are.

Seems for now, though, the resteraunt model is the better one to go with. I could easily see EVs backing up a gas station for various reasons, while you’re expected to stop at something like a Sheetz for more than an hour.

I find I like Sonic food better when it’s not covered in all that extra. Their dogs appear to be beef. Apeear to be...

Quality aside, can anyone confirm there are WaWas (God, that’s a stupid name) in the South? I tried searching for it and couldn’t find any within 20 miles of my location. Supposedly they have a couple hundred more locations than Sheetz, but I’ve three or four Sheetz in the Winston-Salem area alone, but I’ve never…

Your logic isn’t based on the template of technology’s historical evolution. So...no.

Tactless, yet rude.