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"And with that, hopefully we can put this argument to rest."
That's not how the internet works, but nice try though ;-)
I disagree!
You fool! You fell into the classic blunder! All this time it was I, Dio!
You guys joke and all, but fast charge induces bigger heat and then translates in more harm for the batteries (which will affect more in hot places).
If we want to close this discussion forever I think all the anxiety that comes from this subject at all is due to the fact we can't easily replace the batteries, if we could (with the normal-ish battery sizes we have today), I don't think this test would be even worth doing.
While that seems obvious, I’ll disagree