The current system in South Australia is more comprehensive than the American system seems to be:

Making an assessment of what you require and what you can afford in the future, versus what you want right now?

Starting price for a Civic in Australia?

An apposite quotation.

Some things are just impossible to know, I guess.

Or at the very least, desperation.

Why do struggling F1 teams keep getting hoodwinked by charlatans that claim to have energy drink companies (and in some cases claim to be Nigerian royalty)?

Assuming that they handle the same (and they probably will, because traction and stability control and electric power steering will iron out all of the differences in feel), the benefit I can see with FWD is that the car should in theory be able to use the front motor to generate energy at a slightly higher rate…

Until the Ioniq 6 is on sale I guess?

It may even reduce range, because the motor will have less regenerative capability if it's smaller and less powerful.

You’re right - sanity is limiting.

That’s the point with a fracked well, right? Massively increase the permeability of the strata in which the hydrocarbon is situated, then try to capture as much of the resulting output as possible?

One one times one two is one two?

There’s that too.

I’d be going with a bit of both too. A combination of naivete and certainty suggests a fair bit of arrogance too.

According to Howard, math *is* all wrong...

“This is the last century that our children will ever have been taught that one times one is one. They won’t have to grow up in ignorance. Twenty years from now, they’ll know that one times one equals two. We’re about to show a new truth. The true universal math ... I have created the pieces that make up the motion of…

It generally results in some unexpected winners and losers, true.

He would have likely been better sticking with Renault in hindsight, but when he switched it looked like the arse was about to fall out of the team - they weren’t investing anything, Carlos Ghosn (the driving force behind Renault coming back to F1 as a works team) was out, and McLaren looked like a great option.