I’ve almost entirely stopped using Facebook. I get on there maybe twice a week to see if there are any interesting things from friends and family and then get back off. Why? Because Facebook has become a cesspool of disinformation, political nonsense, and “boomer” posts (I have nothing against people … [continued]
We’ve all heard it — OMG, EVs/lithium fire danger is SO REAL. Is it, though? If you believe the memes you get from “friends” who try to deter you from driving an EV, it might seem like a big deal. Well, interestingly enough, some data from federal recalls, the Federal … [continued]
Humor is good for us. Self expression is good. Promoting EVs and renewable energy helps to address the climate emergency. This article combines all of these! Have you ever received less-than-thoughtful memes from people who know you own an EV and/or support renewable energy? Recently, the founder of CleanTechnica, Scott … [continued]
I think I hit 1,000,000 anti-EV memes this week, mostly from a couple of friends who just can’t stop themselves. So, today, I’m announcing THE COUNTER. We’re going to counter all this anti-EV BS, and produce a ton of memes that anyone can use to send right back.
Did Tesla unveil something else on the night of the Cybertruck unveiling? I’m not talking about the ATV, but something more on par with an Easter egg. Although, you don’t need to own a Tesla to access this one.
Critics of Tesla like to call anyone who likes what Tesla is doing, who buys its products, or who invests in the company “fanboys” and “fangirls,” often accompanied by a negative adjective or five. I only know a few fans on Twitter who actually send unfunny or weird texts. The rest are normal people and actually pretty hilarious.
EDITOR’S WARNING: It is important to read the article below. The meme at the top is being debunked as nonsense, not supported. Originally published on Daily Kos. By Mark Sumner Somewhere, someone is wrong on the internet. Yes, that’s shocking. And normally I’d feel just about as compelled to correct that someone … [continued]
Musking? What the hell is that, right? Well, it actually makes a lot of sense — it’s simply blocking in gas-powered cars that have parked in electric vehicle charging stations. This is a predictable reaction to the relatively common practice of ICEing — which is, to say, the practice and art … [continued]
