Trust me, it only gets more tragic as you age.
Richard Harris' Dumbledore was spot on. Their first scene together to open the films was perfection.
I watched some of her trial. She was absolutely grossly negligent at best.
I also think her conviction should be dismissed because of this prosecutorial misconduct.
I think the police and prosecutors who suppressed evidence (wether I find that evidence credible or not) should be prosecuted. The state has a duty to follow the rule of law that is absolute.
He's an ex-cop, right?
Peak AI shit where they think reopening an unprofitable nuke plant is gonna help AI somehow be profitable.
Can you go over your process a little? Were these just uncovered the whole time or wrapped in butcher paper or tinfoil for some? What temp were you at?
I am interested in trying out some ribs myself.
Hey, you may need a break! We don't need to write the fanfic for the other side, that's usually a sign of burnout.
You should rest up then get back to it when you can be less defeatist. We need you.
If you really feel this way, you're too tired and need a break. Others can and will spell you.
You should take some time to recover and avoid posting defeatist stuff like this.
Hope you feel better!
Are you planning to stay home if she gets a big enough lead?
No?
WILL YOU PEOPLE PLEASE STOP SPOUTING THIS BULLSHIT? If the polls are good, great, then we can make it a landslide. Stop treating Harris supporters like idiots.
Fuck the businesspeople trying to run all our conpanies into the ground.
The market found the best solution: renewables.
You are the one here arguing we should be doing nuclear. You are the person here with an agenda.
You don't have to convince me, if you think it's such a great power source with such low costs you should pitch some investors.
I would think you would be the one trying to understand why nuclear plants aren't being built if their costs are lower and benefits are higher. 🤷♂️
Show me the line items for long term handling of the waste, please. I am curious how much they allocated.
All of which ignores lots of real world factors that aren't being included in the costs the commenter outlines.
Again, if nuclear were cheaper, you wouldn't all be here downvoting my comments, you'd be discussing all the great new nuclear being onlined.
Renewables have won. They're cheaper and easier to deploy, they're distributed rather than concentrated, and they have lower impacts on the environment.
FWIW: I thought thorium reactors might have had some legs in the 00s, but it became clear those didn't make fiscal sense, either.
How long does that waste need to be safely stored and what are the projected costs there? How do they compare to solar that you can deploy today?
We are not running out of space to put power generation, but we definitely need to worry about costs.
Now do the math on the cost of that uranium and the facility you need to turn it into power compared to the cost of the solar.
If you think cost isn't the primary factor in all energy production ... 🤷♂️
Edit: not to mention all the essentially free developed space we already have in spades to deploy solar to: rooftops.
If any of that were actually true, we wouldn't be net negative on nuclear reactors onlined over the past couple decades.
Starting to think the nuclear lobby has been pushed by the fossil fuels industry to delay renewables adoption.
