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> [citation needed] You don't need a citation for a personal doubt, wtf. Maybe someone will do it. Maybe they won't. But a person is reasonably able to doubt s
by awalton 7y ago
> [citation needed]
You don't need a citation for a personal doubt, wtf. Maybe someone will do it. Maybe they won't. But a person is reasonably able to doubt something when there's no evidence one way or another. Nobody's done this before.
Adding emphasis to the "no evidence" part, because apparently that's not evident enough.
- andbberger 7y agoIf I personally doubt something objective I can suddenly claim whatever I want about it?? You personally may have no idea what these things might cost but the people designing them certainly do. Moreover such baseless skepticism is extremely harmful to the 'public dialogue' when we are in the midst of a climate emergency. What does it bring to the conversation to say something baseless like that?
- lazyguy2 7y agoIt's ok to say that you don't really know for a fact and that you are just making assumptions. It doesn't mean you are wrong. It just means that you don't have anything backing your opinion.
- strainer 7y agoThe claims that nuclear has been "misregulated into a pulp" and that new designs can be economically developed which are much better than 20 and 30 year old designs, are also evidence free opinions.