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Jay Sawyer loves to talk about how having an electric vehicle ready for you to use the next morning is as easy as plugging in a smartphone for charging. With electric grid being available almost everywhere, people no longer need to worry about charging their vehicles. Right from your home and work to charging on the road, you will never run out of options.
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Jay Sawyer Talks About the Bright Side of Using Electric Vehicles
Jay’s Concern for the Environment • Jay Sawyer has always been concerned about the environment and keeps looking for ways to create a better world for everyone. • He was inclined towards comparing the effect of gas-powered cars and electric vehicles for similar reasons. • Jay discusses how one is better than the other.
Electric Vehicles • Jay Sawyer loves to talk about how having an electric vehicle ready for you to use the next morning is as easy as plugging in a smartphone for charging. • With electric grid being available almost everywhere, people no longer need to worry about charging their vehicles. • Right from your home and work to charging on the road, you will never run out of options.
The Impact • Jay’s research suggests that out of nearly nine billion barrels of petroleum used by the US last year, two-thirds went towards transportation. • He emphasizes that we are the ones who need to be blamed for our vulnerability to price spikes and supply disruptions. • He believes that EVs help reduce this threat because almost all U.S. electricity is produced from domestic sources, including coal, nuclear, natural gas, and renewable sources.
Other Interests • Jay Sawyer follows the concept of electronic currency quite closely too. • According to him, Bitcoin will likely replace gold as a global monetary reserve asset sometime after 2024 and probably not later than 2032. • He also feels that there is a reasonably good chance that the coming global monetary reset will likely diminish the dollar as the world’s monetary reserve asset of preference and that Bitcoin will displace the dollar as the world’s de facto monetary reserve asset of choice in the coming years.