Month: September 2020

Worldwide COVID19 responses demonstrate a vast misunderstanding of modelling & science by ‘experts’ & leaders

On By Paul PallaghyIn Biotech, UncategorizedLeave a comment

From Day 1 of this pandemic I’ve been blogging - as a tech innovation blogger AND PhD former pandemic modeller/planner - about what is conjecture and what is fact. And why some public decisions have been so stupid as to be better described as idiotic, delinquent or even criminal. Well, it’s just all so ridiculous. …

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Tesla’s Battery Day should scare the pants off every other vehicle maker

On By Paul PallaghyIn Chemistry, Energy, EVs1 Comment

Fickle and shorting investors have led to a 15%-ish drop in TSLA share price after Elon Musk’s much delayed September 22nd 2020 Battery Day where he announced a 3-year plan to tweak & implement five new battery technology & manufacturing innovations. It should have been cause for celebration. And it will as longer-term commentators and …

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