"""Electric motors don't have nearly as many fail points as internal combustion engines do" "Fail points" now? What happened to complexity? Oh, right. You dont understand how either actually works, so you're just groping for whatever will make you feel better about yourself."""
What is this? What does this even mean? You didn't even make a rebuttal, you just claim something that's false. YES, Electric motors have less moving parts that ICE. This is not debatable, it's a fact. Then you claim I don't know how either works? It's you that has no idea how either works.
I didn't say anything about number of moving parts. You just keep making up new stuff to argue with yourself about, never stopping to think. And all you can come up with are insults when you can't think yourself out of a corner.
Less moving parts equals less complicated design, I thought that was pretty obvious. Then you showed that you didn't understand that very simple design feature, so I felt the need be more specific. Less complicated = less moving parts. More complicated = more moving parts, it's not that hard to understand bruh.
"""Electric motors don't have nearly as many fail points as internal combustion engines do" "Fail points" now? What happened to complexity? Oh, right. You dont understand how either actually works, so you're just groping for whatever will make you feel better about yourself."""
What is this? What does this even mean? You didn't even make a rebuttal, you just claim something that's false. YES, Electric motors have less moving parts that ICE. This is not debatable, it's a fact. Then you claim I don't know how either works? It's you that has no idea how either works.
Oh the classic No U response. Great. Well researched.
You need me to do research for you on the fact that electric motors have less moving parts than internal combustion engines, how retarded are you? 😂
I didn't say anything about number of moving parts. You just keep making up new stuff to argue with yourself about, never stopping to think. And all you can come up with are insults when you can't think yourself out of a corner.
Less moving parts equals less complicated design, I thought that was pretty obvious. Then you showed that you didn't understand that very simple design feature, so I felt the need be more specific. Less complicated = less moving parts. More complicated = more moving parts, it's not that hard to understand bruh.