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All types of vehicles have limits, even ICE powered ones.
and maybe not. There are a lot of research teams investigating a range of different solutions. We will probably converge on the best solution for each application eventually.
Battery tech and the cure for cancer has soaked up trillions already. Where is the actual progress?!?gruntguru wrote: ↑17 May 2023, 22:56and maybe not. There are a lot of research teams investigating a range of different solutions. We will probably converge on the best solution for each application eventually.
We are a long, long way from pushing the limits of battery technology and even further away from finding a better alternative for on-road applications.
Ever heard of Google?Zynerji wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 02:17Battery tech and the cure for cancer has soaked up trillions already. Where is the actual progress?!?gruntguru wrote: ↑17 May 2023, 22:56and maybe not. There are a lot of research teams investigating a range of different solutions. We will probably converge on the best solution for each application eventually.
We are a long, long way from pushing the limits of battery technology and even further away from finding a better alternative for on-road applications.
I think you missed the memegruntguru wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 03:08Ever heard of Google?Zynerji wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 02:17Battery tech and the cure for cancer has soaked up trillions already. Where is the actual progress?!?gruntguru wrote: ↑17 May 2023, 22:56and maybe not. There are a lot of research teams investigating a range of different solutions. We will probably converge on the best solution for each application eventually.
We are a long, long way from pushing the limits of battery technology and even further away from finding a better alternative for on-road applications.
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As a 3 time cancer survivor, I can state categorically it IS happeningZynerji wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 02:17Battery tech and the cure for cancer has soaked up trillions already. Where is the actual progress?!?gruntguru wrote: ↑17 May 2023, 22:56and maybe not. There are a lot of research teams investigating a range of different solutions. We will probably converge on the best solution for each application eventually.
We are a long, long way from pushing the limits of battery technology and even further away from finding a better alternative for on-road applications.
I'm always happy to hear a success story! The only question I have is about what treatment worked for you, and when was it invented? My family suffers tremendously from cancer. It seems like they all are going through the same treatment plan that their parents went through 25 years ago. I'd love to turn them on to something new that you have found effective!Big Tea wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 12:20As a 3 time cancer survivor, I can state categorically it IS happeningZynerji wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 02:17Battery tech and the cure for cancer has soaked up trillions already. Where is the actual progress?!?gruntguru wrote: ↑17 May 2023, 22:56and maybe not. There are a lot of research teams investigating a range of different solutions. We will probably converge on the best solution for each application eventually.
We are a long, long way from pushing the limits of battery technology and even further away from finding a better alternative for on-road applications.
Seems that due to the many 'types', it is procedures that differed not (famous) silver bullets. (Somewhat like F1 really)Zynerji wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 15:44I'm always happy to hear a success story! The only question I have is about what treatment worked for you, and when was it invented? My family suffers tremendously from cancer. It seems like they all are going through the same treatment plan that their parents went through 25 years ago. I'd love to turn them on to something new that you have found effective!
True, but although there are new cancer treatments appearing all the time (gene therapy, immunotherapy, stem cell therapy) many cancers are still stuck with older treatment techniques, however through refinement, even these treatments have improved dramatically. Better technique, new chemotherapy drugs, new combinations of chemotherapy drugs etc.
I recall using 2 'D' cell batteries to run a flashlight for 20 odd min. I now use 2 'AAA' cell to run a lamp many times as bright for the better part of 2 hrs. Same chemistry, but miles apart in applicationgruntguru wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 22:46True, but although there are new cancer treatments appearing all the time (gene therapy, immunotherapy, stem cell therapy) many cancers are still stuck with older treatment techniques, however through refinement, even these treatments have improved dramatically. Better technique, new chemotherapy drugs, new combinations of chemotherapy drugs etc.
EVs are still using Li ion batteries 15 years later - yet energy density is eight times greater!
modern flashlights are all LEDs though.Big Tea wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 22:58I recall using 2 'D' cell batteries to run a flashlight for 20 odd min. I now use 2 'AAA' cell to run a lamp many times as bright for the better part of 2 hrs. Same chemistry, but miles apart in applicationgruntguru wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 22:46True, but although there are new cancer treatments appearing all the time (gene therapy, immunotherapy, stem cell therapy) many cancers are still stuck with older treatment techniques, however through refinement, even these treatments have improved dramatically. Better technique, new chemotherapy drugs, new combinations of chemotherapy drugs etc.
EVs are still using Li ion batteries 15 years later - yet energy density is eight times greater!
Newer treatments are usually more expensive which can be a hurdle in some places. Also, not all treatments are licenced in every jurisdiction - that will impact treatment plans and success too.Zynerji wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 15:44I'm always happy to hear a success story! The only question I have is about what treatment worked for you, and when was it invented? My family suffers tremendously from cancer. It seems like they all are going through the same treatment plan that their parents went through 25 years ago. I'd love to turn them on to something new that you have found effective!
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Of course. That's the innovation. As far as they knew 100 years ago there was no workable replacement for the filament just as we believe there is no replacement for the 'electric motor' we have today.dialtone wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 22:59modern flashlights are all LEDs though.Big Tea wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 22:58I recall using 2 'D' cell batteries to run a flashlight for 20 odd min. I now use 2 'AAA' cell to run a lamp many times as bright for the better part of 2 hrs. Same chemistry, but miles apart in applicationgruntguru wrote: ↑18 May 2023, 22:46
True, but although there are new cancer treatments appearing all the time (gene therapy, immunotherapy, stem cell therapy) many cancers are still stuck with older treatment techniques, however through refinement, even these treatments have improved dramatically. Better technique, new chemotherapy drugs, new combinations of chemotherapy drugs etc.
EVs are still using Li ion batteries 15 years later - yet energy density is eight times greater!