fukin retards. Developing fusion takes a lot of energy, this is why you put everything on fission then you can spend the MJs per cycle of testing that are going to be needed as you approach commercialization ( which we aren't anywhere near, yet )
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Now, immagine this.
in 10 years, the first fusion generator is working.
in 15, one explodes. Everyone panics, and fusion becomes the scarecrow for next 50 years. (similar to another perfect energy source.)
@sickburnbro @LukeAlmighty Coal fired plants that don’t explode throw a lot more radioactivity in the atmosphere per year on average than nuclear plants.
And that’s without taking into account the radon emissions from mining that coal…
@MyLittleFashy @LukeAlmighty depends where the coal is from! But that's the fun part.
The fainting over plant failures is just a sign of decadence.