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EVs Could Last Nearly Forever—If Car Companies Let Them
(www.theatlantic.com)
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Planned obsolence should be illegal
Won't anybody think of the poor shareholders? Planned obsolescence is what keeps this whole system running.
I'm a shareholder of $AMD because they worked with Framework to release a modular laptop GPU
Support companies that support right to repair
This is why I want an Onvo with battery swap over a Tesla.. Everyone makes fun of me for it, but nobody realizes that if you swap the battery about once a year, then you're able to preserve the life of your vehicle.
God that's a pet peeve of mine, people who think they're the sole component about why something works, when what's working works IN SPITE of them.
Shareholders definitely qualify.