Comment on If the power goes out and gas becomes unavailable you have 3 Days. What's your plan?? by hyokkim

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hyokkim · 6/25/2025, 2:49:34 PM · permalink

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hyokkim · 6/26/2025, 9:16:09 PM · permalink

''How is an electric car different from IC cars other than their propulsion method?''  
  
Electric motor is far more durable and maintenance free than IC; I have mixers, made in USA, back in the day from 60s, and food processors made in France, in 70s, and they still work flawlessly, no maintenance, no oil change, no tune up.  
  
ROKA is getting rid of IC scout/recon cars, with EVs, for a reason.  It has already been tested for a few years, through cold, mud, dirt, rain.   
  
https://www.hyundaimotorgroup.com/story/CONT0000000000002016  
  
ROKA is also planning to get rid of IC for MBTs as well, for ultra stealth tank.  
  
![video](https://www.youtube.com/embed/chTlWrswX74)
ROKA wouldn't be doing that without sufficient reliability/durability; even though that part isn't mentioned in the video.   It's all a part of plan by ROK to build the most powerful military in the world, by 2050, capable of defeating any nation in the world, quickly and decisively, anywhere, both defensive, and offensive, especially emphasizing ROKN.     
  
''Is the suspension different in EV's?''  
  
For now, not really, but due to the placement engine location flexibility, they can and will come up with new, more effective/efficient suspension design in the future.   IC concentrate too much weight in one location; EVs are far more flexible in that regard, especially, with upcoming inwheel motor design.  
![video](https://www.youtube.com/embed/yh-0LEN4HWE)
  
While not mentioned in the video, in wheel system also makes the car far more stable in handling, by distributing the weight evenly, and lowering the cog as well.  
  
''I guess all the electronics in EVs is more simple than my manual crank windows?

Are all the EV sensors and computer chips less complicated than IC vehicles?''  
  
On the contrary, they would be far simpler in implementation in EV than IC; they wouldn't have to convert energy source from one to the other.  Both more reliable, and efficient as well.  
  
''You don't know about stealth technology and you don't know about cars either.''  
  
No, it is you who drink the kool aid from MIC, not I.      ROK has eclipsed U.S. in stealth already, 5 to 10 years at least.   
  
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2023/12/01/South-Korea-stealth-submarines-Hanwha-Ocean/7321701461392/  
  
U.S. still uses fancy rubber tiles for sub stealth!  
  
As for cars, anyone who watched the video know you have no idea how EVs work.  
  
''Its weird how and why you think you know so much about things you don't know about.

Hubris.''  
  
You're talking about yourself?

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sacredcow · 6/26/2025, 2:00:17 PM · permalink

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hyokkim · 6/26/2025, 8:45:11 PM · permalink

''Texas is the number 4 exporter of fossil fuels.''  
  
I wouldn't doubt that; I'll take your word for it.   Why I once seriously considered TX as the state to move to for the big day.   I thought TX could be the king of all the states of former U.S., a super state.    It's got the oil in plenty, cattle, agriculture, more or less temperate weather, all the tech giants, especially in the military/aerospace sector, big population base, plenty of armed men, who know how to use them, many of them with military background, most definitely, not 'All hat, no cattle'.      
  
Problem is that TX has become politically far less cohesive than before; there are many big blue cities, with transplants from across the nation.   They have the political machinery of Texas in their control overall.  Plus, even the 'Right' is too divisive; Ted Cruz, Dan Cranshaw, etc.  and other RINOs, and MIC/NeoCon/Christian Zionist flunkies.    It won't be just an intra state civil war within Texas, between the right and left, but also, between the real MAGA vs. fake MAGAS as well.   What I support is the real MAGA, but the real MAGA would be outnumbered, and maybe even outgunned by the fake MAGA, and the left over DNC transplants/flunkies.   I wouldn't take it for granted that the real MAGA would be victorious over them.  Too many ifs.

''America will be okay with gasoline and power.''  
  
Yes, so long as the logistics and the transportation/distribution infrastructure don't get affected.  You're taking too many things for granted.   Are you really a libertarian, or just playing one for fashion statement?

''The Federal government has little to nothing to do with the country.''  
  
What about the federal laws/regulations, and all the interstate business deals based on that?

''Real businesses will continue.''  
  
Yes, but only within functioning states, and cities/counties.

''Inflated fake "business" will fail.''  
  
Most definitely I agree, and they should fail.

''Let it collapse.''  
  
Oh, I am all for that, so that we can build a new, greater civilization afterward, sans the faggots and bitches.

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