Perhaps "expensive nuclear also kills"? It's too early to put the words "nuclear" and "kills" in the same sentence. People still have a mythical conception of nuclear power's risks far in excess of reality. At any rate, when nuclear becomes generalized, costs will go down. Once people view nuclear as a normal part of their everyday lives, they'll demand it.
Yeah, it is a little dangerous. Expensive nuclear is killing people right now by not being built. But I decided to use the future tense to make it a little harder to pull out of context..
Unfortunately, costs will not go down under the current regulatory system.
I agree with you 100% - the current regulatory environment is atrocious, and all the interests and corruption make it unlikely there will be a change unless the people demand it. I applaud all you are doing to educate people on the reality of nuclear power's benefits and true risks. You are a modern hero. I wish more people cared to listen and take action.
Over 2 million people have been killed in U.S. automobile accidents. The tolerance for risk is situational.
Especially when the risk is borne by people in poor countries, and their children
Perhaps "expensive nuclear also kills"? It's too early to put the words "nuclear" and "kills" in the same sentence. People still have a mythical conception of nuclear power's risks far in excess of reality. At any rate, when nuclear becomes generalized, costs will go down. Once people view nuclear as a normal part of their everyday lives, they'll demand it.
Yeah, it is a little dangerous. Expensive nuclear is killing people right now by not being built. But I decided to use the future tense to make it a little harder to pull out of context..
Unfortunately, costs will not go down under the current regulatory system.
Pls see https://jackdevanney.substack.com/p/nuclear-is-too-expensive and
https://jackdevanney.substack.com/p/alara for starters. More complete treatment in the Flop book.
I agree with you 100% - the current regulatory environment is atrocious, and all the interests and corruption make it unlikely there will be a change unless the people demand it. I applaud all you are doing to educate people on the reality of nuclear power's benefits and true risks. You are a modern hero. I wish more people cared to listen and take action.