RE: On topic11 Jun 2024 15:57
Jezzoo, I'll translate for you (again)
"Runs on" is used to denote the source of energy for a vehicle. Petrol cars "run on" hydrocarbons from crude oil.
A car will never, ever, ever "run on water", as slug said. He's thick, so he doesn't understand that, but has since tried to double down.
"Solar" is energy from the sun. This could be converted into chemical potential energy in elemental hydrogen, via electrolysis of water. Whether the vehicle "runs on" solar is up for debate- it's one step removed if it actually "runs on" hydrogen.
Neither is as stupid as saying a car "runs on" water, which marked slug out as the simpleton he is. No science degree, no head for numbers, no smarts. Just an angry bar prop who lost his wife to a civil servant.