In lots of places, that would mean that sunlight would be exclusive to oligarchs. The rest of us would almost never get home from work in time. I get that CEOs want early light and early darkness: we usually accept overtime when there’s no hope of catching any sunlight, unlike late light and late dark where they have to put overtime on days with bad weather.

Electric cars (2025) in Finnmark: 11.9% Troms: 20.4% Nordland: 21.5%

The only place that’s anywhere close to your claim is, like I hinted: Oslo with 48.7%

EDIT: Link: https://elbil.no/om-elbil/elbilstatistikk/elbilbestand/ Total electric cars in Norway in 2025: 32.1%

You call me a liar and then immediately claims that literally all vehicles that exists in Norway were bought this May… Wow…

They are huge in the warm, wealthy areas in Norway. In the rest of Norway they hardly exist. I got a really expencive EV a few months ago, and surprise, surprise, importants features stop working completely when it gets below +5 degrees. Not looking forward to the winter.

Late edit: Someone fell into a complete hysteria over this post, so I’ll just post the statistics I was referring to here as well in case anyone else sees this post and are curious: https://elbil.no/om-elbil/elbilstatistikk/elbilbestand/ A couple of the numbers (from 2025 of course as we, naturally, don’t have 2026 numbers yet): 11.9% of cars in Finnmark are EVs. 32.1% of the cars in Norway are EVs.

The sentence I quoted and commented on didn’t have anything do to with dogs.

“Police responding to reports of a shotgun blast at a convenience store sounds like the opening of countless American crime movies[…]” No, it sounds like the beginning of a normal day in America.