> no one wants to live next to a reactor that isn't regulated by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Even if given a choice (is that even guaranteed at this poin

> no one wants to live next to a reactor that isn't regulated by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Even if given a choice (is that even guaranteed at this point?) some people would chose to fight it, sure. But then you have Starbase, TX that sold their soul to Musk by democratic vote. So there will always be some people who would gladly sell out for anything, including living near a local renegade nuclear reactor, for a chance to make more money.