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Electric cars debuted in the 19th century.

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In the late 1800s, electric vehicles outsold gasoline cars due to their simplicity and quiet operation.

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The first practical EV was built in 1884 by Thomas Parker in England.

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Early electric cars were favored by city drivers for their ease of use and lack of manual cranking.

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The rise of mass-produced gasoline cars, like Ford’s Model T, pushed EVs out of the mainstream by the 1920s.

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Interest in electric cars resurfaced during the oil crises of the 1970s, highlighting the need for alternative energy.

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General Motors launched the EV1 in 1996, an ambitious electric car project that ended controversially in the early 2000s.

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Tesla’s Roadster, introduced in 2008, revolutionized the market by combining performance and range with cutting-edge battery technology.

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Advances in lithium-ion batteries transformed EVs from niche products to mass-market contenders.

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Today, electric cars lead the charge in sustainable transportation, reshaping the future of mobility and energy consumption.

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@samuellhuber.eth

Achieved 9 followers on TikTok talking about Blockchain, Farcaster and how to leverage them wohoo

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Nick Tomaino🎩

My belief in Ethereum has always been led by my belief in @vitalik.eth as the best crypto leader that we have. The way the recent drama has been handled has only strengthened this belief. Great leaders stick to their vision and do not capitulate to competitors taking shortcuts or mob mentality. It's easy to take shortcuts for hype. It's easy to capitulate to the mob. Those easy decisions create short-term Ws that cause a long-term L. Great leaders also adapt on their own time. Onwards!

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hot take: TAM for memecoin trading is quite limited relative to real-world use cases global retail trading market is $5T and highly fragmented vs cross-border payments alone have a market of $156T Pew Research found only 15% of US adults expressed interest in memecoins vs 80% in blockchain for practical use cases

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this is actually huge. privacy is normal. https://x.com/cointelegraph/status/1882001200524173553?s=46

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@alexgrover.eth

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anybody know of 3d print farms in nyc? trying to print 1000+ units of a really small item, few grams of filament or people who have 3d printers and open to running it on repeat for a little while (can pay a little!) or letting me borrow it 😅

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*SCREAMS* MOST PEOPLE ON WARPCAST DON'T EVEN KNOW IM A GIRL

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Larry is in crazy good form for 80 https://x.com/townhallcom/status/1881833107248361836?s=46

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Giuliano Giacaglia

The 462B missing piece. Softbank does not have enough cash to invest the 500B: https://x.com/gavinsbaker/status/1882081746877063677

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you know how us is the most powerful country in the world because they control the money printer? we should do the same for farcaster

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