This is the wrong comparison. You can choose the food you eat, but you cannot choose the energy you use. At least not as easily. But there are similarities: the

This is the wrong comparison. You can choose the food you eat, but you cannot choose the energy you use. At least not as easily. But there are similarities: the industry that sells energy wants to go on running their reactors. They advertise and we belief and consume. There is also an industry (or industries) that tries to control the food market. We belief and consume. Now look at the rate of overweight people and tell me they do a good job. As much as I like to get healthy (as good as possible) food I also want clean (as good as possible) energy. Japan shows again, that nuclear power is hard to control. And loss of control has devastating consequences. This is not what the nuclear industry tells us, right? So it is not the right thing to believe. The same with the food industry, as you dug out this comparison.