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3. So called "renewables" aren't working.

We spent two trillion bucks on them in the last ten years and the result is written in the atmosphere.

I am completely and totally, five or ten years out after rejecting the so called "renewable energy" industry perfectly satisfied that the only sustainable option for the future is in fact a nuclear powered future.

I read, and I have little respect for those who rather than finding out things, simply mouth mindless platitudes.

I feel no reason to apologize for my argument for nuclear energy, in fact, I am certain that history, should it survive fear and ignorance - which it may not, will bear me out on this score.

By the way, while you smugly argue for "fewer humans" you are working very hard for that outcome. Very hard. You may not be aware or consider that the reduction in population, which may have taken place by attrition - will almost certainly take place by catastrophe. I'm not sure you care.

I note that not many people complaining about population commit suicide.

Have a nice week.