last time I heard, they had super-efficient cars that gets a few hundred miles to the gallon, but blocked by the oil companies And governments.
Where are your sources for this? Until you can back up a claim like this, it's just another conspiracy theory.
Why would the oil companies need to block super-efficient cars? The average car buyer doesn't appear to even care about fuel efficiency. My car, a 1995 Saturn SL1, gets about 35 MPG in the city and 42-46MPG on the highway. If people actually cared about fuel economy I wouldn't be surrounded by fscking SUVs, luxury sedans, and sport coups when I drive.
Energy companies will embrace any technology that will allow them to turn a larger profit without getting regulated.
Does C++ Builder generate code for you? If it does I bet Borland figures that the generated source belongs to them. Of coure, if it's like most generated code I've seen, people are better off without it (thinking of MFC).
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Where are your sources for this? Until you can back up a claim like this, it's just another conspiracy theory.
Why would the oil companies need to block super-efficient cars? The average car buyer doesn't appear to even care about fuel efficiency. My car, a 1995 Saturn SL1, gets about 35 MPG in the city and 42-46MPG on the highway. If people actually cared about fuel economy I wouldn't be surrounded by fscking SUVs, luxury sedans, and sport coups when I drive.
Energy companies will embrace any technology that will allow them to turn a larger profit without getting regulated.
Does C++ Builder generate code for you? If it does I bet Borland figures that the generated source belongs to them. Of coure, if it's like most generated code I've seen, people are better off without it (thinking of MFC).