Podcast Recap - How Casey Putsch Built the Most Efficient Car in the World, Why the EPA Hates Him

This podcast is a wide-ranging discussion sparked by the decline of the US auto industry, which the speaker views as symptomatic of broader national issues. He theorizes that over-regulation and a shift away from prioritizing domestic workforce contributed significantly to this decline, rather than solely blaming unions. A substantial portion of the conversation centers on his creation of a highly fuel-efficient diesel car, dubbed the Omega, achieving over 100 miles per gallon and comparable performance to sports cars and EVs, yet facing media silence and lack of production interest. This leads to critiques of electric vehicle mandates, governmental control, and the decline of innovation and design in the automotive industry and beyond. The conversation also touches on related topics such as government overreach, the importance of curiosity, and the problems with modern education and media.

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