Hydrogen is not what is used to make a nuclear weapon. That is a totally different process. There are already stations that fill up tanks to run cars.
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This map shows they are all in California. Thatâs good. Keep them there.
Yeah keep new energy and potential jobs and sustainable economy somewhere else 
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But itâs from California⊠Therefore in my lizard brain it is bad.
So you donât watch any movies, tv shows, use Apple products, use google, or Facebook, etc etc?
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dihydrogen monoxide is an extremely dangerous compound, there is a big hole in Arizona to prove it. 
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The petroleum industry isnât going away. Dead dinosaurs are in virtually everything in our lives.
But burning dead dinosaurs for fuel for short term transportation is probably on its last generation. But we will always need jet fuel and diesel. We are always going to have planes, trains, ships and trucks.
My bet is on Hydrogen fuel cells. BUT the process of making hydrogen has to be powered by something. Maybe nuclear makes a comeback for that purpose?
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Now you are finally seeing through the fog. Congrats!
I still watch movies but only foreign ones. No TV unless it is sports, no Apple, no Google. I still use facebook but I am trying to stop.
You donât have a cell phone?
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Not an Apple.
Well if you use Android you are a Google supporter.
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Itâs all the brain damage from years of football, rugby, and drinking that made me see the light. Once you disable the higher functions itâs much easier.
But yeah unless youâre rocking a nokia 3360 youâre carrying Cali in your pocket. Computers and interwebs are the same thing.
The petroleum industry isnât going away
True, but I think it will look drastically different in the not too distant future (15-20 years) from what it has been in the past. Sure the existing 1.4+ billion world wide internal combustion engines will be running for much longer, but many of those could transition to burn hydrogen fuel. Crude could be most valued for its plastics and chemicals. Would raw gasoline one day become a hard to dispose of by-product from the cat-cracking process ? ! ? ! 
Someone killed him. Just like the inventor thatvsaid he had a cure for the Corona Virus, he and his friend who was a mile and a half from where he died was killed with two shots head ans heart. People will kill you if it means destroying their means of income. Unfortunately, this guy was on to something that would have changed the world, only for jealous idiots to kill them. Same with the guy for Corona Virus. If the attempt to kill you, you have something that would change thee world. Sad.
Thatâs why Steve Jobs is dead. He invented a device that changed the world, 3 times! And his rivals didnât want a 4th time.
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Or anything that uses a microchip. It was invented by HP in California.
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Actually most of the big lifts you see at Loweâs and Home Depot run on hydrogen.
Well this seems like another option consumers could have if they could get stations built across the country.
âIf we can build the stations, we can build the cars,â Keith Malone of the California Fuel Cell Partnership, an industry-government collaboration founded in 1999 to expand the domestic FCEV market, told ABC News. âThese vehicles have met all the same safety standards globally. The tanks have undergone armor piercing bullet tests. There are no dangers.â
âWe are an early market and these cars are not cheap for lease or sale,â he said. âMost stations are concentrated in urban areas in California. But weâve seen a lot of progress. The real challenge is rolling out the fueling network. But the vehicles are here. Theyâre good, people love them.â
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I donât know how soon all of this change will happen. But all of these cars that run on gas are still being made and will have to be fueled for many years â hopefully the rest of my life. OK, thatâs probably not that long, but Iâm hoping for 20 years â Iâd be 93.
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