Let's just forget that people had a pretty good idea on how far one could push the semiconductors industry since a few years after the transistor was invented. Let's not look at the physical possibilities at all, because in what way could that help?
I really think you are trying to say that people will have to work hard to gain the battery improvements. But, yeah, of course they will. Nobody on the entire thread said those gains will be free. What I simply don't understand is why you insist the process of optimizing batteries will stop orders of magnitude away from the optimum, without any reasoning behind it.
Let's just forget that people had a pretty good idea on how far one could push the semiconductors industry since a few years after the transistor was invented. Let's not look at the physical possibilities at all, because in what way could that help?
I really think you are trying to say that people will have to work hard to gain the battery improvements. But, yeah, of course they will. Nobody on the entire thread said those gains will be free. What I simply don't understand is why you insist the process of optimizing batteries will stop orders of magnitude away from the optimum, without any reasoning behind it.