If this statement was generically true, nobody would smoke, nobody would play lotteries*, we'd all eat plenty of fruit and vegetables, everyone who was able to would exercise.
And some of the issues for EVs, like availability of chargers, go away by automatic action of the market when there's a good reason (e.g. government mandate for more EVs) to expect more demand for EVs.
* except on the occasions where the rollover boosted the expected value above the ticket price, but this would never happen if nobody ever played lotteries.
And some of the issues for EVs, like availability of chargers, go away by automatic action of the market when there's a good reason (e.g. government mandate for more EVs) to expect more demand for EVs.
* except on the occasions where the rollover boosted the expected value above the ticket price, but this would never happen if nobody ever played lotteries.