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But then you will need people to setup the new reactor, you will need salesmen, you will need technicians to run revisions. Probably not all places will be safe
by edu 19y ago
But then you will need people to setup the new reactor, you will need salesmen, you will need technicians to run revisions. Probably not all places will be safer enough to hold a nuclear reactor, so probably the traditional grid will be still necessary... Think of it like a distributed power plant with a grid which still needs maintenance.
- edw519 19y agoDon't forget the hackers and painters.
- run4yourlives 19y agoOf course, but for a certain period, those will be different people. That's massive change. People don't like change generally. I'm not saying it shouldn't happen, or that it won't. All I'm saying is that the type of disaffection these types of changes create usually creates a short period of misery while the power (no pun there) is shifted to the new order. Every technological change of this magnitude has resulted in political fallout. To suggest otherwise is hopelessly naive. Not everyone is able to see this as opportunity - most will see it as a threat to the status quo they enjoy.