Shane,Then Facebook should offer to buy those homes at market value. The  same way the Port Of Seattle had to buy homes in the flight path of the third runway at SeaTac Airport. What Facebook wants is the taxpayers to fully subsidize their vision. We see this play out over and over. Tesla is good example of that, first Eloon likes the $7,500 tax incentive to buy his cars, then likes the idea that again taxpayers would fund his charging stations. Again Tesla, Eloon is having to invest no money of his own, this is the problem. In China they don't build individual charging stations, instead Nio uses  battery swapping technology. You reserve your battery, pull into a gas station sized operation and your depleted battery is replaced by a fully charged battery,  by a robot in 5 minutes. Building charging stations is literally ridiculous, if you need to charge your battery you drive around until you find a charging station, plug in and what wait for hours until your car is charged.If we're to move to EVs then individual charging stations isn't going to work, and if that's the route Tesla wants to use, then let Eloon invest in his own money in his quest for individual charging stations. I for one an tired of shoveling money into multibillion or in some cases trillion dollar plus corporations. Let them invest their own money instead of buying back their own stock, ans handing shareholders larger and larger dividends.

Shane,Then Facebook should offer to buy those homes at market value. The  same way the Port Of Seattle had to buy homes in the flight path of the third runway at SeaTac Airport. What Facebook wants is the taxpayers to fully subsidize their vision. We see this play out over and over. Tesla is good example of that, first Eloon likes the $7,500 tax incentive to buy his cars, then likes the idea that again taxpayers would fund his charging stations. Again Tesla, Eloon is having to invest no money of his own, this is the problem. In China they don't build individual charging stations, instead Nio uses  battery swapping technology. You reserve your battery, pull into a gas station sized operation and your depleted battery is replaced by a fully charged battery,  by a robot in 5 minutes. Building charging stations is literally ridiculous, if you need to charge your battery you drive around until you find a charging station, plug in and what wait for hours until your car is charged.If we're to move to EVs then individual charging stations isn't going to work, and if that's the route Tesla wants to use, then let Eloon invest in his own money in his quest for individual charging stations. I for one an tired of shoveling money into multibillion or in some cases trillion dollar plus corporations. Let them invest their own money instead of buying back their own stock, ans handing shareholders larger and larger dividends.

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