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> When it goes wrong, it goes WRONG. See Chernobyl and Fukushima. This is a very weak argument. It's akin to comparing driving vs flying in terms of safety. Fl
by maximinus_thrax 4y ago
> When it goes wrong, it goes WRONG. See Chernobyl and Fukushima.
This is a very weak argument. It's akin to comparing driving vs flying in terms of safety. Flying also goes WRONG when it goes wrong. But how would a comparison based on energy output vs material/human damage look like? I mean coal also goes WRONG, see the Aberfan disaster.