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by q1w2 5y ago
> no idea what to do with it This is a nonsense comment. The point of STORAGE is to do nothing with it. It's supposed to just sit there. Also, the only "leak" mentioned in the article, was not a leak at all. It was co
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by q1w2 5y ago
Waste disposal is a solved problem. One barrel per reactor per year is not a meaningful amount of waste.
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This is obviously not correct.
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Democracy's are will of the average intelligence and sub-average emotional state. They seldom act with prudence. This is why nearly all nuclear plants under construction today are occurring in non-democratic nations.
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by q1w2 5y ago
Angela Merkel was a disaster in this regard. The nation went collectively insane after Fukushima and she cowed to the public to win the next election rather than try to calm the public ignorance. Instead, Germany funded Russia's Nord
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by q1w2 5y ago
I don't think any of the GP's arguments hold up. > there are the issues of storage and disposal of enrichment byproducts Omega Tau did an in depth analysis of all the storage issues, including the byproducts and how they are ma
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by q1w2 5y ago
The parent comment above is being downvoted in favor of the top comment - which is a baseless pro-union comment. It's so strange. Do people really prefer to push an agenda here rather than understand the nuance and truth of what is go
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by q1w2 5y ago
Not necessarily, because it depends which city your hub is in. Other airlines might have issues connecting to that city, but if their hub is in a city that doesn't have heavy anti-vax presence, then they are only slightly impacted. Ja
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The rumors are that it's due to the employee covid vaccine mandate.
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These data points often just omit the opposite happening during down cycles of the economy. In 2008, the richest 1% lost, by far, the most money, even measured as a percentage. The reason these trends seem perpetually unsustainable is beca
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by q1w2 5y ago
> The gap between white and Asian outcomes is due to immigration policies source?
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Argue the argument, not the argumentator.
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Affirmative action is explicitly NOT admitting people due to merit.
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I wonder how raising the voting age might help solve this wave of online political radicalism.
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by q1w2 5y ago
Debate the argument, not the argumentator.
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It is iconic that ivy league schools don't even claim to respect the notion of free speech. When I was a student many many years ago, it was such an accepted truism, that it didn't even need to be mentioned.
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by q1w2 5y ago
Attach the argument, not the author.
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by q1w2 5y ago
This letter reinforces the Atlantic article's claim that progressive Twitter mobs are cancelling anyone who disagrees with them.
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by q1w2 5y ago
I think this summarizes it well.... > ...interest-free P2P borrowing, anonymous lending pools, collective insurance, socialized ETFs, DAO-based freelancer unions, rotating savings schemes, revshare guilds, meme venture syndicates, crypto
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by q1w2 5y ago
> This is also a problem when you're operating with inflationary currencies. Not really, because you are continuously buying and selling, and raising your prices as you go along with inflation. > Bitcoin is volatile in short-term
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The spent-fuel waste is roughly one barrel per reactor per year - not a lot and easily managed. There is a lot of very-low risk waste (ie of the same radioactivity as bananas) which really doesn't not need to be treated like life threa
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by q1w2 5y ago
Nuclear waste is buried in underground rock formations with geological ages in the millions of years. It's not a perfect solution, but if we don't start building out nuclear, we're going to flood most cities on Earth in 50 ye
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by q1w2 5y ago
We make nuclear expensive in the west by shutting down storage facilities and mounting endless legal challenges to every construction project. Other nations build nuclear plants for one-tenth the cost.
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by q1w2 5y ago
This argument is so odd given that the alternatives of green energy require often and even greater shift in political will and consumer behavior.
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As always, you cannot judge a movement or idea based upon its most radical proponents.
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The cost is high due to ancient regulatory requirements and political opposition to storage facilities. If political will existed, reactors could be build at one tenth the current cost. We need to re-open the Nevada storage facility and pas
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I don't have a recommendation - I just want to make you aware of a major issue other stores have... > We do not intend to convert to traditional currency unless needed. This is a big risk due to cash flows. Most stores operate on a
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by q1w2 5y ago
> obscene amount of money for similar quality work If it were similar work, then subscriber numbers wouldn't be so different.
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by q1w2 5y ago
As an example, CriticalRole is sponsored by DnD Beyond - outside of the Twitch payment system. Presumably that happens a lot. Remember also that they all have channels on Youtube and other social media.
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by q1w2 5y ago
The entire tech sector sold off for unrelated reasons. Also, the most concrete expression of shareholder opinions is at the shareholder meetings - which never even mention these subjects.

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