I'm sure it's all been carefully planned
Despite every. single. shred. of evidence screaming otherwise.
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You forgot the bimbo with her norks half hanging out of a sweaty tee shirt and niople pokes for those without any vestige of imagination at all. Also omitted is the obligatory woke wonder who doesn't actually do anything significant but balances up the ethnicity. You also need a long gunfight, a couple of doors being smashed in and at least one huge explosion.
Looks nasty stuff , though I don't know the implications of it being part of the electrolyte.
But, there again, petrol and the additives in it is nasty stuff too.
It's not cheap either. Sigma Aldrich offers it at £71 per gram.
Many years sinceupon, the QA idiot in a company for whom I was working, decreed that all electronic components would henceforth be stored in a tistatic packaging. All the sensitive stuff - ICs semiconductors etc already were. He pointed out additional stuff so the stores folk duly sighed and complied
We had a batch of dead PCB mounted batteries not too long after that.
Black tea. No sugar. Occasionally green tea, again no sugar. Ditto Gunpowder tea.
Fruit teas generally smell wonderful but invariably taste as if someone has already drunk them. Earl Grey (and Lady Grey) were work of the Devil.
I did have several trips to India (off the tourist trail) and thoroughly enjoyed the "proper" Indian approach to tea: strong, spicy, with sugar and thick milk and having it's nuts simmered off on the stove until syrupy. Lovely.
Learned some figures from a project specification for an installation in Kazakhstan many years ago and contrasted it with the Isle of Wight, which is on the same latitude:
Isle of Wight temperature range maybe -8 to +36 °C.
Kazakhstan temperature range: -40 to +40 °C
It's amazing what a coastal location and a bit of Gulf Stream magic does.
If my car is totally flat (which, obviously, it'd never be) then it'd need 51kWh. I normally charge at about 50% so 25kWh at -say- the 2.5kW that the "granny" charger can supply would need ca. 10 hours. Off a 7kW wall box, make that ca. 3.5 hours. I'd add a few hours longer at a couple of hundred watts every month or so, to balance the batteries.