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Of course it is an argument! It shows that humans can’t be trusted to keep dangerous things safe over a long period of time, and also shows that the cost of nuc
by Kon5ole 3y ago
Of course it is an argument! It shows that humans can’t be trusted to keep dangerous things safe over a long period of time, and also shows that the cost of nuclear power has been much higher than any published estimates have ever taken into account.
Sellafield is one example of this problem, in Germany you have Asse II if you want another, and Germany has no nuclear weapons.