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tesla did was i rented a so i drove from paris to mannheim in germany.ask most consumers, they will tell you what they are most worried about is running out of gas and not finding anywhere to plug-in. in this case, it was running out of battery juice. that was a lot of anxiety i felt during my trip. a lot of difficulty in planning the trip was that i could not just fill up the tank. in most cases, i had to plan my trip around where charging stations were and where i knew i would be able to stop along the highway or at hotels to refill my car. when you ask people, this is what they are anxious about. this is the reality. it is hard to plan whether a charging station will be available. whether it is a fast or slow charging station. until that infrastructure theves, the development of electric car will keep people nervous about heading out on longer distances. that is definitely what i found out. emily: and that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." tune in every day 5:00 new york. breaking newsbal network, tictoc. this is bloomber

he was karl mannheim's graduate student. sociologists, he linked ideology to one's particular position within the social order and like his advisor, i talk about this in the book, he argued intellectuals were uniquely able to be above ideology and uniquely evil to his social position and they used pseudo-marxist terms. one of the reasons they were perfectly situated to give good advice is because they were not hammered by social position in the class structure. they were able to literally rise above it and see everything a man provide good advice. >> thank you. >> it seems to me there is another way of telling the story you tell and an older tradition of antidemocratic foreign-policy, rooted in the european tradition that foreign-policy is it -- inherently in the lead activity. given the fact that you are a group of exiles from europe, i'm wondering to the older tradition may have informed and shaped their views and to turn it around given the fact that they responded to your argument, to the domestic crisis in democracy, in