Comments on: If (car) then: plug-in + hybrid + biodiesel http://heliolith.com/archives/2007/07/28/if-car-then-plug-in-hybrid-biodiesel/ The easiest way to avoid wrong notes is to never open your mouth and sing. What a mistake that would be. - Pete Seeger Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:55:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: hybrid cars http://heliolith.com/archives/2007/07/28/if-car-then-plug-in-hybrid-biodiesel/#comment-32490 Thu, 15 May 2008 12:59:52 +0000 http://heliolith.com/archives/2007/07/28/if-car-then-plug-in-hybrid-biodiesel/#comment-32490 nice blog i must admit.... I have a blog on the same topic.i looked in to your blog and i was happy to see a blog same as mine. would you like to link to my blog?check out my blog at http://www.hybridcarsonline.blogspot.com If interested comment on my blog after putting my blog on your blog. hopping to hear from you soon... monish nice blog i must admit….

I have a blog on the same topic.i looked in to your blog and i was happy to see a blog same as mine.
would you like to link to my blog?check out my blog at http://www.hybridcarsonline.blogspot.com
If interested comment on my blog after putting my blog on your blog.
hopping to hear from you soon…
monish

]]> by: michael- http://heliolith.com/archives/2007/07/28/if-car-then-plug-in-hybrid-biodiesel/#comment-21604 Thu, 02 Aug 2007 06:39:28 +0000 http://heliolith.com/archives/2007/07/28/if-car-then-plug-in-hybrid-biodiesel/#comment-21604 Agreed David, more voices in the fray would be great. Still, I really don't personally subscribe to the worldview that puts all of business as the free-will-lacking puppets of the hungry masses. Demand does not shape the market as much as vision for what is possible and the marketing to drive consumption that is intuitively recognized as probable. I don't care if the company is American or Japanese or from Pakistan. American would be nice, as we are the ones driving and modeling the non-sustainable lifestyles. Government incentives are another obvious aid, but I intentionally left them out of my post, as I'm calling on these companies to be a little more risky and visionary. Obviously we can't expect the current administration to do anything more than a little public relations work in this arena. Agreed David, more voices in the fray would be great. Still, I really don’t personally subscribe to the worldview that puts all of business as the free-will-lacking puppets of the hungry masses. Demand does not shape the market as much as vision for what is possible and the marketing to drive consumption that is intuitively recognized as probable. I don’t care if the company is American or Japanese or from Pakistan. American would be nice, as we are the ones driving and modeling the non-sustainable lifestyles.

Government incentives are another obvious aid, but I intentionally left them out of my post, as I’m calling on these companies to be a little more risky and visionary. Obviously we can’t expect the current administration to do anything more than a little public relations work in this arena.

]]> by: David http://heliolith.com/archives/2007/07/28/if-car-then-plug-in-hybrid-biodiesel/#comment-21532 Mon, 30 Jul 2007 18:03:23 +0000 http://heliolith.com/archives/2007/07/28/if-car-then-plug-in-hybrid-biodiesel/#comment-21532 I wouldn't expect GM to somple throw more money at this technology. In fact, to expect a company to throw money at a technology that people aren't not beating their door in for is unrealistic and ignorant. I respect your passion to want to see results and to want to see an American company (or any company for that matter) push ahead on Electric Vehicles. What the industry needs to for everyone who is interested in Electric cars to stand up and make their voices heards. The only crime here is that people have been too quiet for so many years. -D I wouldn’t expect GM to somple throw more money at this technology. In fact, to expect a company to throw money at a technology that people aren’t not beating their door in for is unrealistic and ignorant.

I respect your passion to want to see results and to want to see an American company (or any company for that matter) push ahead on Electric Vehicles. What the industry needs to for everyone who is interested in Electric cars to stand up and make their voices heards. The only crime here is that people have been too quiet for so many years.

-D

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