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 cutting out gasoline powered cars by 2035...

Is this realistic, YES!  It could be done by 2025 if we wanted.  I think the reason it will take so long is so that the manufacturers will have time to adjust their tooling, marketing, and distribution so they don't see a loss of income.  I am convinced that everything these days is all about the money, and we can't have any of the large corporations losing money.  In fact, I really don't think it's Gavin Newsom that is putting that into place.  I mean yes, hes is, but not without the auto manufacturers approving first.  And the reason it's starting California??  Because history says that if California adopts something, it is more likely to spread throughout the country.  CA is very influential as well as a huge part of the US economy,  so start with the bigs, and let it trickle down to the smalls.



As far as class discussion,  I am sorry Larry, but I was tending to clinic as i was needed there for an intake and no one else was available.  Bu thank you so much again for letting me take both at the same time.


I really do like the R.D. Laing that brought into our lives.  I have read those over and over many times....  i feel so many can relate to the knowing I don't know what it is I'm supposed to know.....  this actually feels like my entire school career at ACCHS.

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