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FM_103 t1_jc6apbu wrote
Classic combination they always go together
FM_103 t1_ja1wl5n wrote
Reply to Why the development of artificial general intelligence could be the most dangerous new arms race since nuclear weapons by jamesj
This already is an arms race, not just for nations but for corporations.
FM_103 t1_j7wamcq wrote
Reply to The Three Sisters (OC) by LeeroyM
DEAR LORD
FM_103 t1_j7w9ofj wrote
Reply to The Three Sisters (OC) by LeeroyM
DEAR LORD!!!
FM_103 t1_j26os2i wrote
Reply to Renewable energy will dominate the future energy landscape and the growth of nuclear will be limited by the fact that only 12% of historical nuclear power programs were not part of a weapons program. (History article) by EnergyTransitionNews
Nuclear is the greenest and most reliable of renewable energy sources.
FM_103 t1_ix1jx6z wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in US can reach 100% clean power by 2035, DOE finds, but tough reliability and land use questions lie ahead by nastratin
Perhaps I can use a cleaner source than gas to nuclear light some where else.
FM_103 t1_ix1jqmk wrote
Reply to comment by axecrazyorc in US can reach 100% clean power by 2035, DOE finds, but tough reliability and land use questions lie ahead by nastratin
You do not sound pro nuclear to me.
FM_103 t1_ix1jmxi wrote
Reply to comment by urmomaisjabbathehutt in US can reach 100% clean power by 2035, DOE finds, but tough reliability and land use questions lie ahead by nastratin
“Renewables compete and beat fossil fuels handily despite the opposition”, now who’s making up claims? The only way renewables can compete with coal burning power plants is through huge government subsidies. Modern nuclear power is the cheapest and greenest source of energy currently available that can compete with fossil fuels.
FM_103 t1_iwyp82p wrote
Reply to comment by leviwhite9 in US can reach 100% clean power by 2035, DOE finds, but tough reliability and land use questions lie ahead by nastratin
Spoken like someone who has no experience with cows.
FM_103 t1_iwyp4zg wrote
Reply to comment by FishMichigan in US can reach 100% clean power by 2035, DOE finds, but tough reliability and land use questions lie ahead by nastratin
The greenest cheapest energy source is Nuclear Power.
FM_103 t1_iwyowju wrote
Reply to US can reach 100% clean power by 2035, DOE finds, but tough reliability and land use questions lie ahead by nastratin
To reach this goal the US needs to update their power grids and build Nuclear Power plants.
FM_103 t1_iuiqza6 wrote
Reply to [homemade] Chili grazing table by Suebeadsncooks-
Delicious
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Reply to Ludwig von Beethoven’s DNA reveals he probably died of liver damage by joelkeys0519
Now he is composting a heap