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I feel so safe knowing we have such intelligent and knowledgeable people running the world!
The only future we have is the one we make!
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Beware the NEWSPEAK
Hatchelt - on " Renewability"
we should I think acknowledge that the president is technically entirely correct,
(as well as grossly dishonest in misleading the US electorate),
in declaring that nukular powr is 'renewable.'
Observe first that the term was promoted to its present usage in the '90s by those who find the constaints of the term 'sustainable' untenable.
Then observe that, in an infinite universe, we have an infinite supply of planets to reduce to uninhabitability via sequential nukular powred colonization.
Clearly, Nukular Powr is eminently renewable.
Regards,
Billhook
we should I think acknowledge that the president is technically entirely correct,
(as well as grossly dishonest in misleading the US electorate),
in declaring that nukular powr is 'renewable.'
Observe first that the term was promoted to its present usage in the '90s by those who find the constaints of the term 'sustainable' untenable.
Then observe that, in an infinite universe, we have an infinite supply of planets to reduce to uninhabitability via sequential nukular powred colonization.
Clearly, Nukular Powr is eminently renewable.
Regards,
Billhook
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The problem is that most of it is uranium-238, not the uranium-235 that you need, and has been partially used up. There is some plutonium created, and that can be reused in mixed oxide (MOX) fuel.bigjim wrote:Nucular power is not renewable but some bloke I know tells me that it'll last a long time. You know those fuel rods? Apparently once they become 'spent', 99% of it is still fine grade uranium and it goes to some reprocessing plant. Once it's been reprocessed we've got more usable uranium.
I imagine that when people say nuclear power is "renewable", they're thinking of fast-breeder reactors that convert uranium-238 into plutonium-239 for further use in a reactor. But seeing as the UK shut down it's only fast breeder a while ago... and probably with good reason considering the mess they made of the site up there (I used to work for these guys...).
Working on the same lines, they spead CD on the field behind my mothers house every year before ploughing.Billhook wrote:Bigjim -
Could you ask your bloke whether Battery-Chicken-Dung-Power is renewable ?
It stinks
It attracks a huge number of flies
All the villagers (including the newbies - lived their less than 20 years ) complain like mad
BUT THEY SHOULDN'T because the poo's renewable, organic, environmentally friendly, CO2 neutral, fossil fuel free ..........
HA HA HA
Sorry to break the bad news to Dubya but nothing in this universe is renewable (unless you talk to one of those nice blokes at Steorn Technologies).
Someone needs to whisper the 2nd law of thermodynamics in his ear, not that he'd understand...
Someone needs to whisper the 2nd law of thermodynamics in his ear, not that he'd understand...
The most complete exposition of a social myth comes when the myth itself is waning (Robert M MacIver 1947)