How Tesla Will Change The World (LOOOONG)
I read this really cool (SUPER LONG) article on a bunch of topics, and ties in how Tesla and Elon plays a part. It's a long article, but touches on fossil fuels, energy, car history, tesla, etc... I really enjoyed reading this. :biggrin:
How Tesla Will Change The World | Wait But Why
Snippet:
Now it’s a century later. The most primitive local telephone call through a wire has become a person in Delhi being able to take a slab of glass out of his pocket, tap it with his finger, and instantly be talking to, and looking at, his friend in Sao Paulo. The grainiest, choppiest black-and-white silent movies have become Pixar. Mixing chemicals in a lab has become splitting atoms in the Large Hadron Collider. The Wright Brothers’ 12 second, 120-foot flight has become routine trips 250 miles up to the International Space Station.
But instead of me finishing that paragraph with, “The primitive gas-burning car has become [something rad we can’t even imagine],” I have to finish it with, “The primitive gas-burning car has become the better gas-burning car.”
I read this really cool (SUPER LONG) article on a bunch of topics, and ties in how Tesla and Elon plays a part. It's a long article, but touches on fossil fuels, energy, car history, tesla, etc... I really enjoyed reading this. :biggrin:
How Tesla Will Change The World | Wait But Why
Snippet:
Now it’s a century later. The most primitive local telephone call through a wire has become a person in Delhi being able to take a slab of glass out of his pocket, tap it with his finger, and instantly be talking to, and looking at, his friend in Sao Paulo. The grainiest, choppiest black-and-white silent movies have become Pixar. Mixing chemicals in a lab has become splitting atoms in the Large Hadron Collider. The Wright Brothers’ 12 second, 120-foot flight has become routine trips 250 miles up to the International Space Station.
But instead of me finishing that paragraph with, “The primitive gas-burning car has become [something rad we can’t even imagine],” I have to finish it with, “The primitive gas-burning car has become the better gas-burning car.”
