For God's sake (written as 日本酒), Japan had the earthquake of the
century, it hit hard on the nuclear plants, and almost nothing
happened. If this is not a very good security test on nuclear power,
then I don't know what could be. Maybe hit a nuclear plant with an
airplane?
Alberto Monteiro
On 11/26/2012 9:21 PM, Dan Minette wrote:
Since we don't want this list dominated by carved Norwegian tourist shop
items, I thought I'd throw out an argument. I have seen Germany and Japan
shutting down nuclear energy, after the Greens have suceeded in making it
non-PC. They had argued that the
A conservative economist tells how he learned about epistemic closure
and got banned from Fox.
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/revenge-of-the-reality-based-community/
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Kevin B. O'Brien
zwil...@zwilnik.com
A damsel with a dulcimer in a vision once I saw.
I think you are correct in that. The only thing I would add is that the
design of the Fukushima plant was very old, and that modern designs are
even safer.
Um, like the german SNR-300 design? Yup, the first reactor with a core
catcher! Which was, of course, dismantled. Apparently, there's only
This issue is not being resolved rationally, but then very
few people approach problems that way.
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With all due respect, Keith, I've been hearing arguments like this for 50
years. One thing would help you establish credibility. Can you point to a
design of
