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6. Didn't you know that $16B nuclear plants are the friend of the poor?

Thu Jan 16, 2014, 09:59 PM

Jan 2014

I mean, what the hell can solar (or wind) do?

Bright sun, bright future: Can Africa unlock its solar potential?
By Teo Kermeliotis, for CNN
August 29, 2013

http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/29/business/bright-sun-bright-future-africa/

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Elon Musk�s five insights into solar energy [View all] kristopher Jan 2014 OP

One of the most brilliant, fascinating people on the planet. silverweb Jan 2014 #1

Bunch of sour grapes cprise Jan 2014 #4

Didn't you know that $16B nuclear plants are the friend of the poor? kristopher Jan 2014 #6

I asked our landlord about sticking one out in the garage cprise Jan 2014 #7

That sounds like a plan but kristopher Jan 2014 #10

It would stop the alpha radiation at least :) n/t cprise Jan 2014 #11

Nothing is "inherently exponential" for long periods of time NickB79 Jan 2014 #3

Not Moore's Law, but "Kurzweil's Law of Accelerating Returns" kristopher Jan 2014 #5

Actually, it could continue for a very long time. bananas Jan 2014 #14

Good discussion of the next step in scaling solar manufacturing kristopher Jan 2014 #8

CRAPPY Mathematics PamW Jan 2014 #9

he won't share IP, so it's meaningless joshcryer Jan 2014 #12

??? joshcryer Jan 2014 #15

??? kristopher Jan 2014 #16

What fucking undersea robot armies? joshcryer Jan 2014 #17