The Motley Fool's Travis Hoium adopts battery religion

[jbcarioca]

This one explains itself:

Just Wait: Better Batteries Are Going to Turn the Energy Industry Upside Down -- The Motley Fool

 

[dw4ngg]

This one explains itself:

Just Wait: Better Batteries Are Going to Turn the Energy Industry Upside Down -- The Motley Fool

The only caveat is how far the oil & gas industry is willing to go to keep their outdated energy infrastructure intact.

Fortunately, we have millenials.

 

[TurboFroggy]

The only caveat is how far the oil & gas industry is willing to go to keep their outdated energy infrastructure intact.

Fortunately, we have millenials.

However they don't get out and vote: The Science Behind Why Millennials Don't Vote

 

[dw4ngg]

However they don't get out and vote: The Science Behind Why Millennials Don't Vote

But they will protest once they realize the world doesn't agree with them.

 

[SageBrush]

But they will protest once they realize the world doesn't agree with them.

From their keyboards. Getting them to stand up and walk is no mean feat.

 

[dw4ngg]

From their keyboards. Getting them to stand up and walk is no mean feat.

A superior and enlightened group such as the millenials should not be expected to exert unnecessary physical effort.

 

[neroden]

However they don't get out and vote: The Science Behind Why Millennials Don't Vote

This piece is complete garbage. It's a personal opinion. Studies, actual surveys, show that millennials are way more *communal* and supportive of community action than most older generations. (My generation is the alienated invidualistic one!)

First of all, younger people always vote less than older people; dunno why but it's been true for over 200 years.

Secondly, voting rates drop when people don't perceive a real choice (gerrymandered districts, Tweedledum/Tweedledee candidates).

Thirdly, there has been an active effort to suppress voting. Although companies are legally required to give workers time off to vote, they often don't; this is well-documented. Voting day needs to be a national holiday.