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Shouldn't you include in the average nuclear sites that didn't explode?

• deleted 3y ago
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• mulmen 3y ago
  Why? Nuclear plants can and do melt down.
  • aerzen 3y ago
    There are nuclear plants that have been decommissioned and have not exploded. So using just this data, there is a probability that a given nuclear plant will melt down in its lifecycle. And that probability is greater than 0, but far less than 1.
    • mulmen 3y ago
      Yes but wind turbines can’t melt down in that way. Even in a worst case scenario the literal blast radius is smaller. This has to factor in to the possible locations.