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by hairytrog 6y ago
It is now clear that Covid-19 is not as dangerous as was thought and hyped by media and governments worldwide, and that the prescribed shutdown cure has been and will be much worse than the disease itself. Please see ( https://swp
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America Just Made an Investment in Next-Gen Nuclear Power(popularmechanics.com)
7 points by hairytrog 6y ago|1 comments
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Death of a Quantum Man(thewirechina.com)
2 points by hairytrog 6y ago|0 comments
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Length of Stay in Nursing Homes at the End of Life(geripal.org)
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Skeptical Perspective on Covid(swprs.org)
3 points by hairytrog 7y ago|0 comments
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by hairytrog 7y ago
A good dose of skepticism: https://swprs.org/contact/
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Facts About Covid: Swiss Propaganda Research(swprs.org)
2 points by hairytrog 7y ago|1 comments
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A physicist view of the airborne infection(arxiv.org)
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At This Conference, Scientists Spout Bogus Theories on Bugs, Yawns and Belly Fat(wsj.com)
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by hairytrog 7y ago
hygiene. I wonder if you could quantify the reduction in disease (and so perhaps a dollar value associated with lower healthcare costs, less sickbays, less death) that can attributed to packaging which essentially preserves factory steriliz
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Calvin and Hobbes: The Search Engine(michaelyingling.com)
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The Cost of Decommissioning Wind Turbines Is Huge(instituteforenergyresearch.org)
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Rock Tides(newhumanist.org.uk)
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Earth Tide(en.wikipedia.org)
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Climatic Impacts of Wind Power(cell.com)
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History’s Largest Mining Operation Is About to Begin(theatlantic.com)
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A World of 1k Nations(unz.com)
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China’s losing its taste for nuclear power. That’s bad news(technologyreview.com)
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by hairytrog 7y ago
True. But the rate of new projects has fallen to almost zero. https://www.technologyreview.com/s/612564/chinas-losing-its-...
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by hairytrog 7y ago
Good to see someone calling BS on fusion startups. It's really too bad it's sucking up good money from reputable VCs. Hopefully this doesn't apply to fission startups, but the rhetoric has gotten pretty extreme there too (e.g
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Voodoo Fusion – Princeton Plasma Physics Lab(aps.org)
2 points by hairytrog 7y ago|2 comments
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by hairytrog 7y ago
advanced nuclear using a molten salt loop fro the buffer: https://usnc.com/MMR.html
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by hairytrog 7y ago
Networks are expensive and not resilient.
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by hairytrog 7y ago
The evidence is that 10s of 1000s of plasma physicists and nuclear scientists have fruitlessly consumed careers without any result since the 1970s. And, nuclear weapons and tech have not proliferated substantially.
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by hairytrog 7y ago
are you investing?
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by hairytrog 7y ago
Nicely said. That last point tells you why they get support from oil companies. It's empty climate signaling. I'd like to see an oil company bet on nuclear.
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by hairytrog 7y ago
Gotta agree.
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by hairytrog 7y ago
A new theory on fusion. It's actually a government organized strategy to keep nuclear scientists/engineers occupied on a sisyphean task that can never be completed. If they're hard at work on fusion, they're not taking p
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by hairytrog 7y ago
Fusion is cool and it would be a very nice accomplishment for mankind. But it's kind of like going to the moon. The benefits will be offshoots of the journey rather than the journey and goal itself. Basically, if we want commercially v
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by hairytrog 7y ago
Is it time to recalibrate rocket technologies with added metric of pollution. Does this mean that Project Prometheus (plopping out nukes sequentially and riding the nuke push https://youtu.be/njM7xlQIjnQ?t=544 ) might be bac

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