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YES! It already goes over the mistakes you were making.
On a side note, this was probably the best video I've seen in the last 12 months.
I thought it would be a nice and nerdy breakdown of solar panels, but the more I watched the better it got.
For those who did watch it: wow what a whiplash!
Yeah, the video is 1.5 hours long. I don't care how good you found it to be, I'm just not going to watch that long of a video, you need to convey what is important in the video through written dialogue or else you may as well not use it. While I did make a mistake in my math my fundamental point is still true, the video's point was entirely based on scaling renewable power usage for cars to all power usage and the math just doesn't provide a sound basis for it.