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With a PhD in physics and against nuclear power I’m very happy to downvote anyone that groups that with anti-vaccines. I respect that people might have a differ
by Ma8ee 7y ago
With a PhD in physics and against nuclear power I’m very happy to downvote anyone that groups that with anti-vaccines. I respect that people might have a different opinion than me about nuclear power, but calling opposing nuclear superstition is just cheap.
- dmytroi 7y agoSome parts of anti-nuclear movement hold a position "ban nuclear no matter what". But for example, what happened in Germany, is nuclear plants being replaced by coal and gas plants. Then discussion moved to if nuclear plant will be replaced by coal plant, is it really that better in the end? When faced that question, it was observed that anti-nuclear movement splits, where one side thinks that nuclear makes sense to stop coal, while another thinks that we must ban nuclear even if whole planet will die from climate change. This is why, at least in Germany, some parts of anti-nuclear movement can be perceived as somewhat radical.
- Ma8ee 7y agoI don’t really care to have the discussion right now. There there are valid arguments on both sides. It’s intellectually dishonest, lazy and counterproductive to groups everyone that you disagree with. That means that you never actually cared to understand the arguments.