hydrogen engines don't require rare earth minerals. given th...

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I don’t think the problem is hydrogen engines, more like the fuel cell.

hydrogen engines don't require rare earth minerals. given the current active trajectory to "suppress china" in play right now in the red sea anything involving expensive, china-dominated source materials and the fact that fuel cells have been on the table since 1988 and still have made no progress. the real move is biohydrogen and modified gasoline engines, in my humble opinion. neither are difficult to retool for from this point, it's just a matter of research focus. fusion is still off in the distance. nuclear could go somewhere but it's got the CND psyop around it that despite 3 mile island and chernobyl turning out to be relative nothingburgers relative to the actual toxicity to humans should have changed that trajectory but that doesn't sell tabloids.

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