ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT HOW MUCH YOU DON’T LIKE SLATE EVs?! 😬
I am so excited for the Slate trucks. I wish I had the $300 for the preorder down payment oof. My uncle says that the Slate SUV would sell better because most people needing cars just go back and forth from work or the grocery story. 30-60 miles tops. The Slate says it has a 200 mile range so 160 miles should be a safe bet.
I wish Slate would pay me to advertise for Slate but here I am doing it for free like a chump. Free labor is the cornerstone of the american market though.
I am weary that a big investor for Slate is the gold hording dragon known has jeff bazos. But we’ll see what happens.
P.S Yeah Europeans, we drive 50-100km one way to work, five days a week. But it’s worth the FREEDOM. 🔫 🦅 🔫 Do ya’ll even have a gun rack in y’ur truck? I feel bad for ya’ll. What are y’uh gunna do when the Technomacers from Alpha Centuri V team up with the Underground Lizard People and invade us? How are ya’ll gunna protect y’urselves? With a bright torch and a stern talking too? 🤨



















… Because of Modularity. If the rich don’t fuck it up for us, big if, then small time after market companies will flourish selling their mods.
I can’t remember the name of the principle. But my pal explained it to me. It’s almost impossible for small business to compete with production of scale. So one way to survive is to work find a way to add an extra 20% of hand done work machines can’t do to the product. Add a proverbial “cherry on the top” to your business. You let the mass producers do 80% of the work (Slate); Then you add your 20% custom made finish to make the final product.
I like the example of cheap drinking glasses and Podstakannik. But a more familiar example would be painting miniatures for money.