Most people do. But I feel this is the attitude of OMG you expect me to actually drive more than 10 minutes to shop?!?!?!? Attitude that is fucking ridiculous.
Edit: that map below is perfect. As the cell companies used to say, that’s something like 80% of the population in just half the map. Aka, most. Aldi, Trader Joe, SaveALot, people just go to the big store and ignore everything else.
Meanwhile at Aldi, veggie burgers $3, brioche buns $4, family sized Danish $4.
Yeah, it’s your shopping.
You’d better learn to imagine better.
There’s an entire documentary on an 18 horsepower compressed air car that does 0-60 in under 4 seconds.
Normal cars use very little horsepower to maintain speed. Welding tanks hold extreme amounts of pressure.
A miracle, an engineering degree, and a lot of money?
You’d be much better off looking into the hundreds (thousands?) of interesting tweaks? that have been done to vehicles as experiments to make them more efficient.
Adding all the latest innovation to an engine. Adding a full rear axel with an electric motor and a simple “push while driving” setup. Swapping the motor for a much smaller motor and storing unused horsepower with compressed air and welding tanks. A small turbine motor powering electric drive like a train…
There’s to many ways to make a vehicle massively efficient to even begin going over it here.
Years ago they said that the screen lense from discarded projection TVs could boil/desalinate water with nothing but sunlight and discarded junk. They could literally create entire desalination plants with nothing but junkyard scrap. They never did anything with that.
I think all these “desalination” projects are nothing but worthless attempts to get free money for research
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