Tech Skeptic Goes Electric
Jamey WetmoreI just bought an Electric Car. I'm excited... but also a bit overwhelmed. I know I have a lot of work to do to integrate it into my daily life. I'll report back on my journey through the world of EVs through this substack.
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The Sound of an Electric Car, Part 3
In the previous post in this series we examined how governments around the world have passed regulations requiring that electric cars make sounds to warn pedestrians, cyclists, and others. In this post we’ll do a deeper dive into some of th...
The Sound of an Electric Car: Part 2
A couple weeks ago I posted a Substack entitled “The Sound of an Electric Car: Part 1.” Awkwardly, that post didn’t really talk about electric cars much at all. But I wrote it because I think it’s important to have a baseline for reflection...
The Sound of an Electric Car: Part I
Growing up in the 1980s in a small suburb, I spent a lot of time playing in the streets.* Sure, we had a yard and a few parks nearby, but we also had bicycles to ride, soccer balls to kick, and Star Wars figures that needed to battle in glo...
The Best and Worst EV Names
Any company that wants to sell products to consumers needs a marketing strategy. One of the key strategies that car makers have used for over 100 years is to give their vehicles interesting names. The EV industry is no different.
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Jamey is an associate professor at Arizona State University where he studies the various ways that technology impacts people and people push back on technology.
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