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It is interesting that average automobile efficiency has actually gone down relative to the maturity of the tech. I'm not sure I can think of too many other technologies that follow this trend (unless "politics" is a technology?) On the bright side, instead of buying billions of barrels of oil from the middle east, we can now make ourselves beholden to Chinese battery manufacturers. Yay! Just kidding, I love the concept and as soon as I find a taker for my right kidney, I'll get on the Tesla waiting list. .........We've had troops in Japan and Germany for over 60 years. Does that mean we LOST WWII ?!?!?...

I personally believe that the process of natural selection makes the most sense, but neither Darwin, nor anyone else knows what got the ball rolling - let alone what set the rules. That's where the idea of intelligent design seems to make pretty good sense - whether you call it God, flying spaghetti monster, or we are the result of an intergalactic reality tv show... The end result is that you cannot prove the long term viability of any of these theories, so we end up accepting that which makes the most sense. ...We've had troops in Japan and Germany for over 60 years. Does that mean we LOST WWII ?!?!?...

What's wrong with presenting opposing theories? Maybe I missed the memo that said the concept of evolution has been proven beyond any doubt and that the subject was closed. Can someone please make sure I get copied on these things from now on? Seriously, on a fundamental (no pun intended) level, these theories can complement each others' flaws and holes. Too often our highly educated peers in academia grasp on to whatever Occam's Razor pares off and accepts those THEORIES as fact, while rejecting alternate explanations, or even minor alterations of theory. "...We've had troops in Japan and Germany for over 60 years. Mr. Reid, does that mean we LOST WWII ?!?!?..."