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>>25103955 pb
All of that stuff sounds heavyweight, it needs to be more decentralized as well. Low vulnerability, modular. Not reliant on a single large source. I hope when they are planning out the micro reactors they are factoring in what's going to happen when energy becomes cheap enough. A reactor that's designed to power 10 homes today is going to quickly become 5.
>Nuclear will never be cheap
If that's the case we shouldn't be wasting our time on it and should be looking at something else. You have to be shilling though, the phrase "energy too cheap to meter" comes to mind. What current nuclear designs have been limited to are not what's possible.
Something strange happened last night
Troubling. Part of a chain of recent events I don't have the knowledge to figure out.