So I suppose if anyone wants to be sane about this discussion, they might be willing to admit that both sides have merit. 100% electric vehicles on the road, including vans, trucks pulling trailers and so forth is not practical in the least. Some electric cars can certainly work out, as the Prius has and others will.

Solar panels and electric cars require a considerable amount of oil to produce their materials, so the electric contingency shouldn't get all excited about never needing oil again. For Mac to say we don't need to use oil is not just a little bit funny.

But for dinosaur lovers and fossil fuel lovers, to dismiss electrics is probably equally funny. Seems to me that both have their place. Can't we just get along?