JBChiangRai

I tend to align myself with Stephen Fry. if there is a god then he’s an evil capricious god and I want nothing to do with him. I would ask him to explain bone cancer in children. I am amazed seemingly intelligent people cannot break free from the legacy shackles caused from the imprint of religion in their childhood. It’s all dogma and nonsense.

I watched the first couple of minutes and then dismissed. It as another anti EV rant..

Again, a claim not backed up evidence, please give an example. Secular democracies get changed though voting if they don't deliver what the populous wants, a religious government is there to stay and has no checks & balances.

MG and BYD have learned from Tesla's battery issues and have addressed it with their own approach to battery repair/replacement. MG does replacement by module and BYD do something similar with their blade batteries. You will probably never need to replace the entire battery pack until end-of-life, probably over 300k kms.

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The Gen.2 MG4 is out in the UK. Larger wheels and nicer aero covers, 3rd headrest, roof is now body colour, new software with bigger buttons, one pedal driving option. The dealers also have the X-Power versions as demonstrators.

That explains 3 religions, what about the other 11,997 I suspect more people have worshiped the sun as a god than any other religion

Beyond the 5 senses is where God works in your imagination. You're welcome to try and give factual evidence of your experience. I repeat, there is absolutely no evidence for any god.

To me "faith" means believing in something with a complete lack of evidence to support it.

I think you can say almost every religious government is bad, you can't say the same about secular government.

You only need to look at any Muslim Governed Country e.g. Iran to see why having a secular government is vital.

Which of the 12,000 or so gods are we talking about? If we banned teaching religion until kids became teenagers, religion would disappear in a generation. The shackles from the imprint of religion on the very young developing brain are very difficult to break free from in adulthood. I suspect the reason why intelligent people turn away from religion is they look empirically at the complete lack of data. If we are talking about the Judaeo-Christian god, there is no evidence to support that religion.

It's fairly easy to spot who posts confused/sad/haha emoticons, if you are there when they appear and you see who is reading the topic, a pattern tends to emerge.

Good video, ICE Cars 61 times more likely to catch fire than EV's. On the issue of range, Norway is a cold country and leads the world in EV adoption with 79% of new vehicles sold being EV's last year. They seem to cope with cold temperature range degradation ok. Battery technology can be optimised for the local climate, that's why MG uses LFP here but offers NMC in the UK for those wanting better range and cold weather performance.

The time to worry is when he rings twice, or maybe Your Postman Always Rings Twice? On that subject, maybe he's already seen you in the buff and it's your ring he wants? again maybe?

In my case that is 5 years, if I didn't have batteries then it would have been 3.5 years.

I knew these anti-EV’ers were full of hot air, I didn’t realize it was inflammable

I am going to assume your question is rhetorical.

Is this a silent grandpa ride?

Chummy? but apparently I do need to explain to you about EV’s

What if a petrol or LPG/CNG vehicle explodes on a packed ferry full of passengers? Statistically more likely.

I had 3 calls from lazada over a returned washing machine, as soon as I asked then in Thai if they spoke English, they hung up. If a company publishes a number for a Call Center (1267 for MG) then you need to use it. My experience with emails is they rarely get answered by Thai companies.

I think aliens came in a green spaceship made of marzipan and set the ship on fire. There's a ship on the bottom of the Atlantic to support the hypothesis.

There's a moon up there so it must be Cheese.

A quote from that article: "The coastguard said the cause of the fire was unknown, but had earlier suggested it might have been an electric car."