Re: Any alternatives for conventional gasoline?

Josh Hill wrote:

I'm fairly amazed that people are treating this ordinary engineering
exercise as if it were a proposal to build a warp drive, but I guess I
shouldn't be, since I've seen the phenomenon often enough. Still, I
wish people would do a bit of research before making like they're
oracles: there are inductive vehicle patents available online which
deal with precisely these issues.


The engineering exercise should NOT be treated as a proposal to build a warp drive because...

A warp drive makes infinitely more sense than inductive coupled roadways do.

Note that rubber tires are not compatible with small airgaps.
Note that large poles are an enormous waste of resources.

Induction road drive is ludicrously absurd on both economical and engineering grounds.

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