32 years ago, Jack Nicholson, was on the CBS talking about his Hydrogen Powered Car. Now I ain’t no science-type guy, but I would think that after 3 decades this technology would have matured more.
Jack Nicholson’s Hydrogen Powered Car (1978)
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Similar scams surround the coal ‘industry’.
wow that is too funny…to think it was 1978. You are right, it would seem that we would have came further than where we are at right now!