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Caribbeans

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2. Fortunately, no one in Venice or China or Australia or Germany cares what you think about hydrogen

Reply to NNadir (Reply #1)

Thu Aug 11, 2022, 08:51 PM

Aug 2022

Or anything else for that matter, like what your kid is studying.

There's at least one BIG difference between you and me, NNADIR

I don't like nuclear energy even a tiny bit - because dumping the babysitting of the waste on to future generations is OBSCENE. In my opinion. Passing on chores like that is a great example of the thinking of your entire generation.

But I don't go pissing on your endless nuclear threads. Because I have better things to do.

I've suggested we agree to disagree and apparently you reject this suggestion.

If anyone in the future wants to see why the US is no longer relevant to the future of energy they can read your posts.

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Eco-friendly delivery service in Venice launched using hydrogen-powered boats [View all] Caribbeans Aug 2022 OP

There is nothing "eco friendly" about wasting energy. Period. NNadir Aug 2022 #1

Fortunately, no one in Venice or China or Australia or Germany cares what you think about hydrogen Caribbeans Aug 2022 #2

Albert Einstein remarked thusly on the laws of thermodynamics: NNadir Aug 2022 #3