I was trying to keep this as a discussion about the technology and not about the politicians involved, but it apparently didn't stop most of the thread from end

I was trying to keep this as a discussion about the technology and not about the politicians involved, but it apparently didn't stop most of the thread from ending up dead anyway, so the statement I had in mind (you can find more on the source if you're interested) was: > "Our electric grid system is not stable. If it can be down or you have rolling brown outs or black outs and we know that is possible. If you don't have base load that means something, some type of energy that will run 24/7, rain, shine, no matter what happens is uninterruptible. The only two things you have that does that on a uninterruptible basis is coal and nuclear" This isn't the first time I've wondered at the applications of natural-language processing software in political [speech]writing. I'm not sure where best forum is for people to discuss these ideas, but I apologize if this was too political, regardless, for this site.