>> There are plenty of examples of technologies that have been much better than the mainstream ones, but never got their chance anyway. How they know they were better I wonder.
>> Because the so called "free" market is actually woven out of "market failures" and deffects, hydrogen would reveal its advantages as an energy source of the future only in case of a serious public support. It's good authors agree people don't need it unless forced.
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Date: 23/12/13 20:47 (UTC)How they know they were better I wonder.
>> Because the so called "free" market is actually woven out of "market failures" and deffects, hydrogen would reveal its advantages as an energy source of the future only in case of a serious public support.
It's good authors agree people don't need it unless forced.